> See the thread about this on the steorn forum. Runningbare created a > slow-motion video of the test which should be a big help in > visualizing it.
The altered slow-motion video I've see make it (at least for me) even more difficult to visualize due to unwanted artifacts introduced into the video stream. It's like watching something on acid. The device looks even more surreal. > Everybody who has commented on it seems to agree that the device as > shown is not displaying OU. Lazy8 thinks that the weights and string > on the bench probably were removed from the device that was shown in > the video. My first impression is that the device as shown and demonstrated in the video does not show OU either. But that's just a first impression based on my own predilections - that OU is not very likely from pure magneto mechanical devices. But who knows. I could be wrong. > Since Knapen says it is OU, and he ought to know, what may have > happened is that his remarks refer to a different version of the > toy than was seen in the video. I think that's a stretch to speculate that Knapen is actually referring to a different model. I reveal my ignorance here, but who is Knapen? At first glance he seems knowledgeable. Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com
