Is the free energy gamechanger here ? 2000 Watts u-plug generator

[verpies]

The risk running a scam is smaller than e.g. being a honest electrician or builder.

You forgot to consider, that such scammers have no recourse when they get robbed.

I remember a story about vaporware Bitcoin mining machine scammers losing everything after someone has surveilled them for months and robbed them right before they skipped town.

There could be an entire criminal network praying on such scammers. Incidentally they perform a similar role to fraudulent justice system and the lazy Law Enforcement.

[ramset]

Somany
Thanks for clearing up what Conrad meant By scammers  ...
and sharing your opinions.


to think I was just about to By that bridge too...

Whew...
@ MH
yes something is off about the JPL, NASA and homeland security reference.
anyhoo
Received a call back , we shall see where this goes ?

[Dog-One]

Not adding up...


Here's a 1300+ lbs pull-force magnet:
http://www.magnet4less.com/product_info.php?cPath=1_5&products_id=953

6" x 4" x 2"  ---   $535 a piece.

These kind of magnets on a shaft fitting inside a tube...?

Nope.  And even if you could do it, the price for the magnets alone would put the whole device way over $1800.

Then we have the 2000 watt pure sine wave inverter.  One of those alone is about $1800.
http://www.kansaswindpower.net/Inverters.htm

Then the weight of the whole U-Plug, less than 20 pounds...?


Starting to sound like a bullshit story to me.

[tinman]

Not adding up...


Here's a 1300+ lbs pull-force magnet:
http://www.magnet4less.com/product_info.php?cPath=1_5&products_id=953

6" x 4" x 2"  ---   $535 a piece.

These kind of magnets on a shaft fitting inside a tube...?

Nope.  And even if you could do it, the price for the magnets alone would put the whole device way over $1800.

Then we have the 2000 watt pure sine wave inverter.  One of those alone is about $1800.
http://www.kansaswindpower.net/Inverters.htm

Then the weight of the whole U-Plug, less than 20 pounds...?


Starting to sound like a bullshit story to me.

Where you getting your prices from Dog-One ?

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Pure-Sine-Wave-Inverter-2000-Watt-12VDC-to-230-VAC-CAR-Mobile-Power-Supply-NEW-/281861958295?hash=item41a0482a97:g:etsAAOSwZVhWTo0Q

I see a lot of (hard to get out of) claims being made on there web site.

Run with this one Chet,--see where it go's.
Maybe some one else has figured out that the magnetic force !is! a flow of virtual charged particles(which are created by actual charged particles),and have found a way to put them to work.


Brad

[Dog-One]

Maybe some one else has figured out that the magnetic force !is! a flow of virtual charged particles(which are created by actual charged particles),and have found a way to put them to work.

Maybe this whole U-Plug thing is just a hint, not an actual product.

Brad, you're good with mechanical devices.  Tim mentions a simplified planetary gear.  I'm thinking simplified means removal of the sun gear.  So lets say we have two identical ends, shafts connecting the planetary gears on each side, brackets on each side to keep the planetary gears locked into the ring gear and the tube connecting the ring gears.  On the shafts we mount magnets.  The rotating magnets on the shafts are timed via the planetary gears and the ring gear.  The idea here is the ring gear forces the direction of rotation.  So suppose the magnets on the shaft are aligned via the gear teeth to always repel each other--we will call one magnet the pusher and the other magnet the pushie, in respect of their direction of rotation around the ring gear.  The pusher magnet's vector force is "into" the ring gear, so it doesn't really want to back up.  The pushie magnet's vector force is pretty much inline with the curvature of the ring gear, so it freely moves forward.

Let's suppose we have six shafts each with magnets and a planetary gear on each end so the proximity of the magnets is fairly close together.  The brackets on each end preserve the spacing and the ring gear is of appropriate size to fit all this in without the planetary gears hitting or magnets physically touching each other.  The magnets themselves could be cylinder magnets with a hole bored through them for the shaft and radially magnetized.  There is probably a critical relationship between the diameter of these magnets and the diameter of the planetary gears.

What I picture in my mind is something similar to a continuous loop of falling dominoes.  Because of the gears, they are constantly reset.  Instead of falling linearly, they fall radially.

I don't know if any of this rambling makes any sense to anyone.  I don't have the mechanical abilities to assemble a prototype, though I could probably design the basics of it in CAD, maybe even animate it with enough practice.  Just tossing the thought out there that this U-Plug isn't the Holy Grail but there could be an idea embedded in all the hogwash that is.  Maybe it's a clue how to actually design a magnet motor.  I'd like to know if someone that understands what I'm saying has the mechanical wherewithal to actually find out.