perpetual motion? Maybe. Definitely a brain challenge.
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perpetual motion? Maybe. Definitely a brain challenge.
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I was fumbling around looking at high bypass turbofans and ran across this on Youtube. After watching it 3 times I still can't wrap my head around just exactly how it works but I'm sure it would make a great desktop conversation piece.
Youtube sparkplug free energy generator
Youtube sparkplug free energy generator
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Re: perpetual motion? Maybe. Definitely a brain challenge.
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It's powered by gullibility.
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Must be using "resistor" plugs with a specific gap. :whistle:
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1977 Z1000 a1 recent purchase, previously owned by myself 1979 ~2000
1977 Z1000 a1 recent purchase, previously owned by myself 1979 ~2000
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