I am not buying how it can make another rotor spin over long distance.
Also how is it possible the Magnet can spin at all?
Maybe there is something hidden under the table.
I want to prevent wasting time trying to build this.
I think he means that what's being transmitted is a force through the varying magnetic flux lines of the device... Although, of course electricity and magnetism are supposed to be two phenomena deriving from the same theory... This might be the start of an interesting discussion...Pretty nice but I have no idea why the guy says it's not electricity being transmitted at 3:40 in the video unless you think electrons carry electrical energy instead of fields.
I guess first you have to define electricity in this context.I think he means that what's being transmitted is a force through the varying magnetic flux lines of the device... Although, of course electricity and magnetism are supposed to be two phenomena deriving from the same theory... This might be the start of an interesting discussion...
I share your skepticism, but I'd probably try to build the device, just out of sheer curiosity... if I had the time (although I have all of the components, except the 30 ga magnet wire)... just to see if at least I can make the primary motor spin... As for the transfer of spin, it doesn't seem like 1/2 a meter to me, in the video it looks like less than half that distance. But (just like you) THAT'S the part that I find hard to believe...I dont think its genuine. .... these are almost all time wasters and rubbish peddlers, more noble forms of junkies perhaps, but a similar kind of people.