magniwork magnetic generator - Replicators

[rado]

I have already sent JL Naudin an email to tell him about this
copyright infringement.
Regards, Stefan.

I did so too a month ago, but he hasn't replied. I've heard however that they have changed the plans since to yet another device, so maybe he has sent them a complaint.

[taraff1]

I spoke with Dan, who "created" the Magniwork Product, and according to him, refunds are UNDER 5%, which is VERY low for a digital product. Apparantly 95% of the people are happy, like the guy at:
Magniwork Review

[rado]

I spoke with Dan, who "created" the Magniwork Product, and according to him, refunds are UNDER 5%, which is VERY low for a digital product. Apparantly 95% of the people are happy, like the guy at:
Magniwork Review

1. This "review" is obviously made by Magniwork themselves. It's also been documented that some of the testimonials on their sites are faked. Why make fake testimonials if the device works? In that case you can get lots of real testimonials. 

2. Contrary to what Magniworks claims, the device is impossible to build without special equipment which very few people have at home (the rotor requires heavy precision machinery to make). So most people, believing it works, most likely postpone the project until they've found a solution, and therefore don't use the money back guarantee within the 60 days. 

3. Why don't Magniwork show a video of a working device of their own, on their website or on YouTube, instead of uploading videos of other people's devices which have nothing to do with the Magniwork device(s) whatsoever? Because they've never built one themselves and tested if it held up to the claims they made. Quote from Magniwork webmaster about the first device (Bedini SG circuit) they sold plans for: "I sent Mr.Bedini email earlier explaining and apologizing myself about my mistake placing the Bedini device as being able to output a power of such proportions. The Bedini motor is currently completely removed from the Magniwork guide."

4. Because the Bedini device didn't work, they then found another device to sell plans for - the Coler device. That didn't work either, so they changed the plans again, this time to the Romag Mini device. I've heard that they since have changed the plans to yet another device, but I don't know why. Wasn't the Romag working either, despite their claims?

If Magniwork or anyone else can prove that any of what I've said here is incorrect, I'll be happy to take back my words and apologize...

[klopi]

I am discouraged to buy this product by all the negative reviews I found here, and elsewhere on the net like at: http://www.reviewcritical.com/reviews/magniwork

Who to believe? Those with negative comments could be competitors as well right? Has someone documented their tests with a video perhaps showing it definitely does not work?

If it can really cut my electricity bill in half, than that is quite a claim...

[rado]

I am discouraged to buy this product by all the negative reviews I found here, and elsewhere on the net like at: http://www.reviewcritical.com/reviews/magniwork

Who to believe? Those with negative comments could be competitors as well right? Has someone documented their tests with a video perhaps showing it definitely does not work?

If it can really cut my electricity bill in half, than that is quite a claim...

The fact is that they have been changing the plans to completely different devices several times now because of copyright infringement etc.. They've simple copied other people's plans, obviously without testing the devices themselves. And all of the different plans are actually freely available elsewhere on the internet. Here's one of them, a device that possible might work:

http://www.magneticenergy.org.uk/Mini%20Romag%20Generator/Mini%20Romag%20Generator.htm
http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/mromag.htm