Hilden-Brand Magnet Motor

[Honk]

Now the valve would take two of these two inch magnets, you need three valves to make a complete motor.  The chepest I can find the two inch magnets is $100.00 a pice.  You would need six of these magnets to build an overunity motor, that is $600.00 just in magnets.

Hey Jack.

Here is a cheap 2x2x1 inch N50 magnet, just 29.99 each.
http://www.magnet4less.com/NB080.html
That will only come to $180 for 6 pcs. A lot cheaper than $600.

Regards / Honk

[Honk]

However the valve I invented doesen't really go over unity untill you get up to about a two inch magnet.

The two inch motor I had tested was just a two valve motor, it had some coast time. However it still tested out to be two times overunity, with a third valve, I'm sure it would have done much better.

Hello again Jack. I'm sorry to hear about your financial problems.
I certainly hope you will solve it very soon.

By the way. You mention that it takes a 2 inch magnet to get overunity.
I understand by your earlier posts that a 2 inch magnet can deliver twice overunity
but this was when using a 2 valve motor with some coast time.
You estimated that a third valve would have delivered even better results.
But if I were to use smaller 1.65" N48 magnets in a Three Valve Motor, what kind of
efficiency can I expect?
Would I get no overtunity at all or will I at least get twice overtunity?
The overtunity ought to fade of when decreasing the magnet size, not totaly get lost.
What do you think of this Jack. Your'e the great man with the experience of this:D

Best Regards / Honk

[Nali2001]

Hi Jack,
Well one question howmany wire are you using mate...? You say you need like 300$ for the copper wire. Well the wire I always get is like 12$ a kilo (and that even is expensive) So I guess you'll be using a lot...?

[JackH]

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