Can an electric field move a magnet??

[Tempest]

Would there be some movement with this configuration?

[Ergo]

Only if the plates are made of iron....then the magnet will be attracted to the metal.
But an electrostatic charge won't affect the magnet unless there is a current flowing.
Only current flow induces a magnetic field, voltage alone doesn't.

[khabe]

http://www.stardrivedevice.com/over-unity.html

[Ergo]

The unipolar generator aka the Faraday Disk Dynamo is proven not overunity
over and over throughout history. The drawback of this type of generator is
extremely low voltage levels, in the order of 0.5 volts, but it can deliver many
hundreds of amps. But 0.5V x 200 amps is just puny 100 watts, nothing special.
The amp level has given this type of generator a "state of the art" position in the
free energy community. And it is the uneducated crackpots that continues to push
this generator as the holy grail.

Last but not least. Why is there an order page at the top?
This is not a sign of true and honest development. It's the typical sign of a scammer
that want's your money. People beware, scammers come along every day.

Btw, the unipolar generator obeys the Lenz Law, just like any other generator.
The crackpots that states otherwise have not tried to measure this in any way.
They have just assumed it to be able to continue push their crappy perspectives.

[khabe]

You correct, Ergo,
Was just provocation by my side 
What do you think about "real working device"  http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=5176.300;topicseen
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khabe