redcar1957 wrote:
i bought the original plans years ago and those were very hard to duplicate but with these new plans they are easier to follow and again who cares about grammer as long as it works and i have video proof that it does work and i am in the process of getting it to self run
i have built this fuelless engine from their plans and it does work as advertised it cost me half of what their kit cost but takes more time to find a cnc machine to machine the parts to keep every thing within the perimeters specified
i still invested 1800$ and 2 years time to build - timing has to be correct to get the results - i am also working on a self runner which i hope to have up and running soon it takes time and money
so please do not count these plans out until you have invested the time and money to say other wise i put my money up first and took that one step others would rather take an arm chair view i built it and it does just what they say it will do
if all others can find is grammer and spelling errors in their plans then you have no intent to build but just to find fault not to build Einstein flunked math but who shot down his theories
I'm using AC directly to run my motor (220VAC, and I get 420RPM). It's a little bit slow I think...
I'm consuming between 150 and 250 Watts and I can't get noticeable power (when I put a load of 400W for example when coupling it with an alternator, everything is collapsing...)
Could you post your video of it working by private message to me by any chance ? That would be awesome because I tried to adjust the timing the best way I could but not getting their 4kW claim on their website.
I'm sure I'm going to get some insights from your video as for me I can't have clear overunity.