Harnessed Natural Energy

[magpower]

Sinewave

I heard about HJ toy long time ago from a guy called Mikell. So whats up. I don't know why you can post a video and prove it and hide your clues. I could make a long list of people who come and go and just hold the carrot. This is a open for forum and whats your point. Yes I do have any size of magnets you name it and I have it. Whats the picture going to do!

wayne

[Haliburton]

I just found this it may help defeat the riddler 

The first item consists of more than a dozen foil-wrapped magnets assembled to form a broad arc. Each magnet is extended upward slightly at each end to form a low U-shape, the better to concentrate magnetic fields where they are needed. The overall curvature of the mass of magnets apparently has no particular significance except to show that the distance between these stator magnets and the moving vehicle is not critical. A transparent plastic sheet atop this magnet assembly supports a length of plastic model railroad track. The vehicle, basically a model railroad flatcar, supports a foil-wrapped pair of curved magnets, plus some sort of weight, in some cases merely a rock. The weight is needed to keep the vehicle down on the track, against the powerful magnetic forces that would otherwise push it askew. That 'is all there is to the construction of this representation of a "linear motor."

I was prepared to develop eye strain in an effort to detect some sort of motion in the vehicle. I need not have been concerned. The moment the inventor let go of the vehicle be carefully placed at one end of the track, it accelerated and literally zipped from one end to the other and flew onto the floor! Wow!

I tried the experiment myself, and could feel the powerful magnetic forces at work as I placed the vehicle on the track. I gently eased the vehicle to the critical starting point, taking great care not to exert any kind of forward push, even inadvertently. I let go, Zip! It was on the floor again, at the other end of the track. Knowing that I would be asked if the track might have had a slant, I reversed the vehicle and started it from the opposite end of the track. It worked just as effectively in the reverse direction. In fact, the vehicle can even navigate a respectable upgrade. In light of these tests, and considering the remarkable speed of the vehicle, you can discount any notion that this was a simple "coasting" effect.

   http://www.rexresearch.com/johnson/1johnson.htm

[broli]

@Haliburton;

was the sticky point avoided due to the curved shape? The next question is also wether this can be made a circular motion.

[PwrDream]

If you've really found a way to generate perpetual motion with magnets, you should immediately build a prototype that generates power (say enough to light a few LED's) and get it patented immediately as a toy.  Don't disclose it as a perpetual motion machine, instead, pitch the patent as a science toy to show how power can be generated from spinning magnets.  Of course, take your device to a patent attorney and show the working model to him, then release the simple plans to the public (A Patent  will allow anyone to build your item for personal use, just not for mass production/resale without your permission/agreement).

If financial security or money are not an issue to you, you should immediately disclose your finding to the world on a public platform (show your working device to the media, and create a website that gives away the information to the public).

A person that comes up with a permanent magnet motor that is easy to build, and then releases this knowledge to the public, will go down in the history books....

If you've really done this, do you realize what you have your hands on?  The biggest topic around the world is the energy crisis, and you've solved it by coming up with a method of building a generator that can power your house, your car, ... everthing....

Do the right thing with this knowledge now if you have it, otherwise go away .....

[Haliburton]

@ broli i am not sure.  it was just what i found on this website   http://www.rexresearch.com/johnson/1johnson.htm 

The thought that we all know that magnets have a sticking point, no matter how large or small.

What if the magnet ran 100 miles long in one direction, the same track can be used in the reverse direction also.

If you where to put a train on that track it would NOT hit a sticking point for a hundred miles.

The bigger the magnet and the more you stretch it out, the more you have to work with.

It will still have a sticking point, but the longer the magnet the longer you go while avoiding the sticking point

Imagine a magnet like a donut that went around the world.  the starting point and ending point would be in the same spot yet you have just traveled 25,000 on a magnet field around the earth