Chas Campbell free power motor

[Pirate88179]

P-Motion:

You have hit upon something I have always been thinking about.  When you place two strong magnets in repulsion, it takes "energy" or "power" to keep them there.  So, I am wondering when you lock two magnets securly in repulsion, (spaced apart) since it takes energy to do this, is any energy being given off in some way we don't understand? Has anyone tried passing a coil through a repulsed magnetic field to see what, if any, energy output might be?  This is the kind of stuff that keeps me awake at night. I can't speak to my local friends about this sort of thing, they think I am nuts, which is entirely possible of course.

Bill

[hansvonlieven]

G'day all,

You mean something like this??

Hans von Lieven

[OldInventor]

But what about Charles Cambell?  This is all talking on mangets!

[Ergo]

Summing it up, it looks like old Cambell did not have any free energy after all.
As always the inventor doesn't have the will or skill to test his inventions, using reliable and recognized test methods.
After spending many years developing and feeling like he's hit a gold mine it can be hard to face the real truth.
This is one of many reasons of why these home built OU inventions never get tested properly. They are scared to hear the verdict.

[hansvonlieven]

Sorry P-motion,

The device you are talking about is bobmaries motor, not Campbells. Chas does not use compressed air.
Apart from that your analysis is correct.

Hans von Lieven