Clem Motor
by Richard Clem · USA
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Replicating alternative electromagnetism or mechanical resonance systems carries extreme physical hazards including lethal voltage shock, explosive gas ignition, mechanical shrapnel, and chemical toxicity. All contents, schematics, and guidelines on this page are provided strictly for educational and historical research.
Device-Specific Hazards:
High-pressure hot oil (up to 300F).
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Overview
A conical pump motor running on pressurized vegetable oil, claimed to sustain its own rotation.
⚖️ What Would Convince Us?
To validate the anomalies claimed for this device under mainstream scientific parameters, builders and inventors must document and present evidence satisfying the following criteria:
Closed-loop operational testing proving net-positive work output
Calibrated calorimetry auditing tracking total heat dissipation
Independent replication by an unaffiliated research laboratory
Investigation & Credibility Metrics
Sources are not verified or currently undergoing archive indexing.
Claimed overunity/propulsion has not been verified in a control lab.
No third-party replication attempts have been documented.
No measurement details or instrumentation list were provided.
This device is purely open-source or historical; no active sales.
Community Status
Fascinating mechanical mystery, difficult to build.
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🔧 Key Components
- •Conical rotor
- •High-pressure pump
- •Cooking oil
⚠️ Safety
High-pressure hot oil (up to 300F).