Perpetual Motion - Bhaskara's Wheel - Free Energy

If you like my builds consider buying me a coffee- it gives me the energy to build more :)

***UPDATE***

This is my home made perpetual motion machine. It started as a science fair project on renewable energy (powered by gravity). It is based on Bhaskara's wheel design which is a type of overbalanced wheel... very similar to several designs by Leonardo Da Vinci. I plan to add a small generator to it to generate electricity - free energy!
My overbalanced wheel is a homemade perpetual motion machine that I intend on turning into a generator in order to produce free energy by taking advantage of the earth’s gravity. It is based off of an overbalanced wheel model designed by Bhaskara (an Indian mathematician). There are many other designed made by people such as; Leonardo da Vinci, Brownian, Gedanken, Honnecourt, Taccola, Zimara, and Villard. This machine may also be known as a; water mill, Persian water wheel, Villard’s wheel, Brownian ratchet, mass leverage machine, gravity wheel, Bhaskara’s wheel, or even a magic wheel.
Below are links to my other perpetual motion machine videos.
****NEW UPDATE***
HD and long run video:
Original video:
See how I made my wheel:
5 minute run time:
**Subliminal Videos**
7 Hour Videos:

[jcf]

I would like to know where he got the frictionless bearings for the wheel.

[orangeboy]

I'm laughing at these comments. You can easily tell who took physics and people who think they're know-it-alls. As mentioned by a previous comment, if you TRULY made a perpetual motion machine you could become a millionaire if not a billionaire. This machine is just really good at conservation of energy and can NEVER produce more energy than was put into it.

[lacitysun]

My favorite part was when the wheel turned

[WiltChamberlainArchive]

Preserving momentum efficiently is not the same thing as creating energy. This doesn't generate anything, no more energy could be output to an external device than what you originally put into it with your hand.

[killda]

It's not creating energy, it's just really efficient and it's able to keep the energy you used to spin it for a long time. But if you try to add a generator as you're planning to it will stop almost immediately because it will become a lot less efficient.

[christmassnow]

The only free energy you get is when you hook-up to your neighbor's grid and let him pay your bill.

[DIYKreativ]

I made a wheel like this here at home, and now I don't need to pay the electricity bill anymore.
My wife pays me

[theleftymonster]

It’s amazing how much you can accomplish by a simple leaf blower out of shot and overdubbing a sound of a spinning wheel!!😄

[deathbyseatoast]

Despite the fact perpetual motion machines are literally impossible. I’d love to see more machines like this and have contests to see which machines (which require gravity) last longer.

[damianmarkland]

I can hear it, therefore it is losing energy. A true perpetual motion machine would have to be 100% silent. Any noise indicates energy is being lost.

[jman]

So basically 8 minutes of watching this wheel spin... great job.

[aleaxe]

Tune in next time when we'll be plugging an extension cord into itself.

[indridcold]

I made one. It only runs a little over a week. It does come to a stop. It looks impressive when it is running. But, all the while, it is very, very, slowly losing speed. It usually stops in eight days. Oiling the bearing sometimes actually made it worse. I found if you clean the bearing with brake cleaner and all grease is out of the bearing, it runs better than when lubricated. Temperature seems to change the running time a tiny bit as well. Eight days is the most I have got out of this, "perpetual, " motion machine.

[aruthorcarly]

This cant harvest free energy but sure this can harvest free viewers.

[ultravidz]

Everyone’s missing the point.. of course perpetual motion is possible (in a frictionless vacuum). But the moment you try generating power from it you bring it to a screeching halt. Why? You’d be drawing out the energy you put in there in the first place, and no more.

[legendarycommenter]

It only works because he truly believed in it. He is a believer.

[schaa]

Lisa! In this house, we obey the laws of thermodynamics!

[BB-yjrb]

EXPLANATION:
Draw a vertical line through the center. Count the positions of liquid on each side of that line. Left side has more leverage, right side has more liquid. This balances out and it won't spin on its own. An unseen force is spinning the wheel.

[Julian-mobh]

Imagine someone watching this questioning why people use fossil fuels if there is unlimited energy

[oskarsberzins]

Really cool. I have to make one.
I admire guys, that actually tries to build something and tinker and have fun - that is the esence, to be curious and have fun.