skycollection's lenz free generator coil

Hi all
 The photos and quick experiments I just put up were inspired by Skycollection's (Jorge) video where he has a large rectangular shaped aircored coil that he positions at 90 degrees to motor rotor (copper tube encased neodymium mangets very simple) rotor 
 He lights up some LEDs with no effect on amp draw...
 He told me in email that if he twists the angle of that generator coil it causes lenz law drag, but shown as is in video it does not...
 My tests done today with very small 20mm wide 8.8 ohm pancake coils was pretty successful, as the coil being shorted out had no effect on rpms or amp draw but then again this was very small power the one coil could make however when I positioned the small pancake coil with its flat-face right above the 1500rpm spinning 8 magnet rotor, now the lenz law was severe...
 I saw twice as much voltage, and twice as many "crowbarred" amps across the ammeter with coil face to face with rotormagnets but it is that lenz law that really kills everything and I think much better to make half the volts and half the amps and no lenz law happening...anyways here is Jorge's video...look through the rest of his videos very interesting stuff clean builds he does too:
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sozTp3pedcI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sozTp3pedcI

Is that not the same as JB's zero force motor?
 

 Ron

Hi Ron
 Some of his videos he does do the zero-force Bedini motor but this is not the same I don't think- at least for the motor in this particular video with no-lenz from generator coil,
 Note how he starts it up hoilding the big coil next to rotor, then it gets to speed, he then sits rotor on table with not the face but the edge of coil facing his rotor magnets encased in copper tube. There are all those videos of axle shafts and magnet levitate dyb magnets instead of bearings on net, they usually have a round flat coil underneat the rotor....
 I still think the Muller motor approach is  the best with flat disc rotor, filled with magnets and DC pulsed coil each side of rotor so both sides of rotor magnets bet pushed and/or pulled and if you stack more than one rotor, it gets more and more efficient.
 Little bit interesting Jorge told me when he goes to OU.com he spends all his time defending himself as everyone tries to disprove him in whatever creative-destructive way they can think up and he doesn't like it there...
 He is doing fine as-is, he has a sponsor in the USA who helps with parts and what he needs, also this sponsor has his 48 stack pancake pile being tested in lab in USA right now...
 ciaoKone