Will this possibly work?

[FreeEnergy]

i think this is going somewhere! 

[joe]

Eric and all,

To build a good free energy machine you need at least a motor developping bettwen .25 to .50 horse power and more  and 1 to 3 amps. ( 200 to 400 watts of power)
The diameter of the wheel is important. Bigger is the wheel better it is because the circumference of that wheel is turning a lot faster than the shaft motor and the more magnets you put around that wheel the more energy is extracting from the coils.
Coils with 500 to 800 tuns is ok. The machine i did had 18 coils with 600 turns on each coils and 1 coils was producing betwen 10 and 12 volts if i remember.
Also if you can find a wheel that weight a few pounds than "it helps also a lot" because the weight of the wheel give a steady movement ( i don't know better words to explain it because i am french and my english vocabulary is limited)
Keep on trying and trying even if you make mistakes because on my side i have learnt a lot in doing mistakes!!!

Good Luck   Joe

[ewitte]

As soon as I'm successful getting something out of this I'm looking at one of those 300W brushless DC motors that are all over ebay.

[FreeEnergy]

sounds a bit like John Bedini's Simplified 'School Girl' Motor.

http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Bedini_SG

[lanca III]

reply to "JOE:The diameter of the wheel is important.":
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F.A.Knapp also Referenz for Haeusler Zsolt/Hawlitschek.