10.00 min. | 4.5228252 user rating
Invented by Mr. Reidar Finsrud, the whole machine is placed inside a glass mount, to prevent visitors who view the machine in the gallery from touching it. A steel ball (about 2.7 inch diameter, 20 pound) is rolling on an aluminum track, about 25 inches in diameter, placed horizontally. Three pendulums, about 45 inches long with tunable weights at the lower end, controls three horse-shoe magnets that the steel ball has to pass by on the track. Embedded in the track is a (mechanical) controlling/timing mechanism. It looks like a steel wire bent into a triangular track, 5 inches long. The ball rolls over it and pushes the wire down through a slot in the track. This affects one of the pendulums and regulates its swinging motion. The steel ball has not stopped revolving for months. I would like to thank tiroirdelmare for making the footage longer, so you can get an idea of how it works, Thanks tiroirdelmare :)

1.50 min. | 4.6966863 user rating
Perpetual motion is reality. This is legitimate scientific proof of working perpetual motion!

3.00 min. | 2.7746115 user rating

2.33 min. | 4.488038 user rating
Further footage of my garden 'ornament'!

6.15 min. | 3.490566 user rating
Abeling Gravity Wheel - replication in progress by Preston Stroud. It has 12 of the needed 16 weights installed. The additional weights are needed to get the gravity wheel to run with perpetual motion / free energy. Go to peswiki.com at the PESWIKI website for more info on the worlds first gravity power plant.

2.67 min. | 4.2213116 user rating
free power (energy)

1.88 min. | 2.5238094 user rating
This motor was inspirated by Peter Lindemann unfortunately don't work even if the weights returned in the the bottom position (as in the scheme), but it did not work

4.28 min. | 2.4233577 user rating
Take a magnet motor, throw away the pulse coil, mount it vertically and it should run forever - or will it ??