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Simple Magnetic Overunity Toy

The Simple Magnetic Overunity Toy (SMOT) is 1985 invention by Greg Watson from Australia that claims to show "over-unity" energy - a route to purported perpetual motion. In SMOT, a steel ball is pulled up a ramp by magnetism and then falls, so the magnetic energy is converted into kinetic energy. Watson claims that an effect called "regauging" then happens, allows the process to be repeated without the application of outside energy.

Adherents say the device must be carefully tuned to work, and attribute any failures to poor adjustment. Skeptics note that many attempts have been made to use magnetism to overcome entropy, without success. The SMOT structure is also shown in the patent US42153304215330 of Emil T. Hartman. There are some predecessors and structures differ slightly, though they have common features.

External links

• "A Free Energy Demonstrator The SMOT from Greg Watson". JLN Labs.
• "Simple Magnetic Overunity Toy". Alternative Method.

Patent

• Hartman, Emil T., "US4215330". USPTO.

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