IEC Earth Engine First Magnet motor installed in Las Vegas

[shylo]

I think the answer is to use the opposing field that is created when we draw power.
Not to try and isolate fields, but use them as they manifest.
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[hartiberlin]

Here are some more answers and infos from Karl Walsh, who probably has the most infos about the motor so far:

Lifting this motor off the ground is no problem. Crystal will also be elevated on a see-thru Lexan base, which pretty much the same as lifting it. You just can't process in your brain that they're not hiding anything— except the magnets.
            Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  TinselKoala 4 days ago      Yes it was kidding. :-) They are very friendly people. If you have a legit reason to request a tour (potential investor or customer) they'd be delighted to show you everything but the magnets. Just don't show up unannounced with a bunch of machines. And you should speak to Doug Bean about a tour, not Dennis.
            Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  TinselKoala 4 days ago      IEC has three operational motors and SRI has one with another installing any time now. There are two or three more motors finished at IEC awaiting delivery, plus a fourth motor that'll Be the most special of all. The motor and  base will be entirely made of Lexan—except for the magnet fuel and casing, the tiny bearings and misc fasteners. Her name is Crystal and she'll be operational before May. Good luck debunking her.
     1        Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  TinselKoala 4 days ago      You confidently assert, with zero knowledge of anything, that they would only show you what they want you to see.  That is not how they operate, and is complete bull crap.
            Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  TinselKoala 4 days ago      What if a stranger showed up at your front door unannounced? Arrange it in advance and everything will be fine
            Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  TinselKoala 4 days ago      That is complete BS. I've never seen any request denied except to see the proprietary magnet fuel itself. They're very proud to be the first to make magnets produce work— and let guests poke around to see almost everything. You would absolutely leave their facility convinced it is real. Such needless and unfounded negativity you harbor.
            Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  QuestionEverything 4 days ago      This is getting a tad repetitive.im taking a break and will be back in a week or two when there's big news to report. And I assure you it will be BIG.
     2        Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  TinselKoala 4 days ago      Why not? Because there is also some very sophisticated software involved that does many thousands of calculations per second. You folks are used to looking at  rudimentary fake machines that need few parts and resemble toys. There is no way an individual or a small group of smart people could recreate the Earth Engine. It requires over 1,400 parts and is no toy.
            Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  QuestionEverything 4 days ago      Now THAT is the definition of a clusterf*ck. When I first heard about the fraud charge I hadn't invested yet and was ready to run for the hills. Then I sat down with Dennis and he took out binders containing hundreds of court docs. He not only explained how he was defrauded, he showed me news stories on how the judge in his case lost her job for doing very bad things on other cases. Bottom line this has less than zero to do with whether the motor works or not. Had Thomas Edison been caught lying in a business deal, that wouldn't made the light bulb any less revolutionary.
     1        Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  TinselKoala 4 days ago      The videos you've seen are ones that I just decided to shoot on various visits. There was no 'plan' in mind when I shot them. Regarding testing, they have been testing on load banks for several years. I haven't asked to look at the data because I wouldn't understand what I was looking at. You could try to arrange a tour and ask them and request the raw data yourself. And yes you got it right about the motor shown on the forklift. It'll run like the Energizer Bunny for a long time— even fully loaded. And they're already working on much larger and smaller size models.
     2        Reply   View in discussion        Discussion on Revolution-Green 1204 comments       Earth Engine: claimed 3 years of 40+ kW mechanical energy production from magnets        Karl Walsh  TinselKoala 4 days ago      The motor can do 41 kW continuous but for the first year they're limiting the motors to 25 kW, as they monitor for reliability. By next year they expect to be doing 100 kW.
            Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  Simon Derricutt 5 days ago      That the Vegas owner is already installing a second motor tells me a lawsuit isn't in the cards. In fact he's about to invest a lot more money into this project.
     1        Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  Simon Derricutt 5 days ago      Correct that you don't need 'that much' asymmetry. The motor worked for years with an approx 65/35 ratio. However the new 99.99/.01 ratio is more powerful.
            Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  QuestionEverything 5 days ago      I in fact enjoy hearing about every suspicion you guys have. If you actually went there, you would see what you infer is not doable, unless the owner of SRI was in on it. And this owner is now marketing his shooting ranges together with the motor as a package deal.  One of his biggest customers is the Pentagon. You don't even wanna mess with outright defrauding the US Military.
     1        Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  Simon Derricutt 5 days ago      The inventor categorically denies its a Hallbach. It is completely different he says.  Why don't one of you just go to Vegas and see it and talk to the owner? He is a long time Vegas resident, very credible with a very successful biz track record. Not only has he no reason to lie about the motor, he would go apeshit and file a lawsuit immediately if it was not real.
     2        Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  TinselKoala 5 days ago      Not following your logic here. The OWNER of the factory is happy with the motor so ordered another one. He is also an investor. How could IEC install a permanent secret power source in his building? The motor was installed Jan 23. Or are you suggesting that IEC investors are partners in the scam?  You guys only have a few more weeks of not acknowledging the motor is real. Enjoy it.
            Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  QuestionEverything 6 days ago      If you mean the furniture factory, I heard yesterday it's a 200,000 sf facility and they're putting in two motors. They'll be installed near the entrance for visitor viewing. And the New Mexico motor just got approved by some state oil field regulatory agency, so that install looks to be ahead of schedule.
     1        Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  Simon Derricutt 6 days ago      The Vegas company is happy and currently installing a second motor.
     1        Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  Simon Derricutt 6 days ago      I respectfully disagree. Folks here will just cry '!Photoshop' or that a CGI video effects pro was hired. Is there a reason you say the Las Vegas motor isn't running?
     1        Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  Zephir 6 days ago      That is why IEC has never cared much about demos.  They simply want to get 100 motors installed in businesses as quickly as possible. And voila, no more skeptics.
     2        Reply   View in discussion          Discussion on Revolution-Green 1204 comments       Earth Engine: claimed 3 years of 40+ kW mechanical energy production from magnets        Karl Walsh  Zephir 6 days ago      I follow Infinity SAV on Instagram and wish them all the luck. The worldwide energy market is so immense, there's plenty of room for everyone.
     1        Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  Woody 6 days ago      They like the idea of doing Livestream demos, as they already have a top-notch video studio.  Once tha Lexan demo motor is finished, you just may see stuff like 24/7 demos happening. .
     1        Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  QuestionEverything 6 days ago      Thanks. Maybe the reason other FE systems weren't so forthcoming is they had much to hide? Other than the sensitive parts that would allow the motor to be copied, IEC is happy to show the motor and discuss it openly with all who visit.
     3        Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  Zephir 6 days ago      I don't know the name Mr Haley. I'm good friends with the folks who produced the video though. While the production values are high, they went a tad overboard on the SFX, and that hurts credibility on such a serious subject matter.
     1        Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  Woody 6 days ago      Should the motor turn out to be fake, I will offer to fly out to LA all the regular posters here, so they can smash cream pies in my face. And my wife will be happy to assist you. I would also consider tattooing 'I AM AN IDIOT!'on my forehead if I wasn't so afraid of needles.
     2        Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  QuestionEverything 6 days ago      Just learned the entire flywheel will be made from Lexan. In fact, over 99% of the motor will be see-thru including the solid Lexan base that will elevate the motor above the floor. The only opaque parts will be the tiny box housing the magnet 'fuel' and the tiny metal bearings in the flywheel. So there you have it— by May a 'Skeptic-Proof' motor should be ready to be unveiled.
     2        Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  QuestionEverything 7 days ago      That's assuming there's an unlimited supply of rare earths out there, which there isn't. In fact one of IEC's major concerns has been securing enough magnet 'fuel' when production scales up significantly.
            Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  PieEconomics 7 days ago      The automobiles are way down on the list of applications. There are a million pumpjacks on oil wells across the US. Nearly every one of them could use the motor. Wherever energy costs are highest, particularly island nations and remote areas lacking a grid, that's where you focus marketing efforts.
            Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  Zephir 7 days ago      Indeed IEC has always expected competition, so they want to be first to market with a quality product and great service. The US energy market alone is $1 trillion annually. Gaining even a 1% share = $10 billion.
            Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  TinselKoala 7 days ago      Whoa I detect a whiff of arrogance here. Along with the IEC I've considered the implications for hundreds of hours more than you have, and your list doesn't begin to scratch the surface. As the CEO is fond of saying, 'This is simply the most disruptive technology imaginable.'
     1        Reply   View in discussion         Discussion on Revolution-Green 1204 comments       Earth Engine: claimed 3 years of 40+ kW mechanical energy production from magnets        Karl Walsh  TinselKoala 7 days ago      Well, ya gotta start somewhere. Might as well be a trade show for the world's energy community. And no it won't bankrupt the petroleum industry. The motor won't be able to power an automobile any time soon. It's not designed to handle potholes so well.
            Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  HiggsField 7 days ago      Because running water was deemed to be a more interesting visual to attract folks walking past the booth.  Can't imagine anything more boring than a generator just sitting there doing nothing.
            Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  Matt 7 days ago      The main operations are in Scottsdale. Wyoming isn't a  place to set up operations, but it's a great state to incorporate.  You think the multitude of major companies incorporated in Delaware actually have operations there? The Vegas address is used by an IEC exec who resides in LV. This sleuthing expedition goes nowhere.
            Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  Simon Derricutt 7 days ago      At trade shows they hook it up to a water pump. That doesn't require much power, but it was the best visual they could think of for such a limited space.        3        Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  Matt 7 days ago      The address is 7543 N Tierra Buena Lane
Scottsdale AZ 85260. Here's a photo of the front exterior.
The    HQ is at 30 N Gould Street, Sheridan, WY 82801They also have an office in Las Vegas.
     1        Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  TinselKoala 7 days ago      The motor ran for 72 hrs consecutively at recent trade shows in Orlando & Vegas. From your formulas are you able to calculate how much secret electricity the motor would have needed to spin for so long? And I guarantee you those two giant convention centers wouldn't have drilled secret holes in their concrete floors for anyone.
     1        Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  QuestionEverything 7 days ago      Many times I have seen flywheels lying around in various stages of assembly, and there were no hidden compartments. Many brilliant minds have conjectured that a magnet motor is possible. You don't seem to be in that camp. Every single action that IEC is taking—from their free training school for technicians, to their continual staffing and machinery  build-up, to their investment in biz real estate (30,000 sf Scottsdale facility plus a 168-acre former Air Force base in WY) strongly  suggests they are confident and sincere. If you are out to scam money before leaving town, you stay lean and liquid. Also the inventor has no control over the bank accounts. The highly accomplished CEO, who several of you suggest has also been duped, has total control of the finances. And regarding the upcoming sequestered testing, I can guarantee there will be NO conditions placed by IEC. Not only would my NASA/SpaceX friend scream bloody murder, I would scream even louder. The inventor has spent his career as an engineer, holds several patents, and received his degree in product development from MIT Sloan. A lifelong learner, he is currently taking online courses in Physiology and Radiology (magnetic resonance) at Harvard Medical School.
     2        Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  QuestionEverything 7 days ago      A flywheel within a flywheel? Now that would indeed be very cool. And if the inventor was that brilliantly devious, then he's earned my investment. Keep in mind that all this criminal behavior is being attributed to a small-town Wyoming boy who graduated MIT and remains happily married to his 9th grade sweetheart.
            Reply   View in discussion         Karl Walsh  Woody 7 days ago      Ok now I get it— every motor IEC installs will involve some kind of fantastic and elaborate trick, like having someone sneak out several times weekly to Farmington, which doesn't even have air service. And yes, I also was told that early on IEC asked several top schools and scientists to verify the motor, however all refused the bond request. I definitely think IEC has chosen the best path—to get their proof from the marketplace, where it matters.
            Reply   View in discussion        Karl Walsh  QuestionEverything 7 days ago     The 'lens' mechanism is one the few things that remain top-secret.

[MadMack]

Tinselkoala has a fear of free energy devices and seems to have a particular bias against magnetic powered engines. A phobia, if you will, that the acceptance of free energy by the masses will lead to economic collapse along with the death and destruction of all he holds dear. This observation by me is based on numerous public postings he has made over the years. It's not bias based on his personal attacks against me. Just read his attacks on this one engine.

TK, you might as well give up. Magnet motors are real and they are are about to be proven to everyone beyond doubt.

Mad Mack

[kampen]

Just curious,
What's the price US $ for this (40KW) now running 25 KW/h Unit?

[TinselKoala]

Tinselkoala has a fear of free energy devices and seems to have a particular bias against magnetic powered engines. A phobia, if you will, that the acceptance of free energy by the masses will lead to economic collapse along with the death and destruction of all he holds dear. This observation by me is based on numerous public postings he has made over the years. It's not bias based on his personal attacks against me. Just read his attacks on this one engine.

TK, you might as well give up. Magnet motors are real and they are are about to be proven to everyone beyond doubt.

Mad Mack

Preserved for posterity. Are you the same "Mad Mack" who lied for so long at Err-on's forum about your "working" magnet motor? I laugh out loud at you.