New magnet powered perpetual motion machine

[Cap-Z-ro]

You don't need to have done any experiments to see that a hidden source powered that motor.

Regards...

[derricka]

I agree, the biggest give away of a hidden power source, is the high brightness of the small incandescent bulb, when the small motor/generator is spun with the fingers. With the exception of stepper motors (which this isn't), small hobby motors like the one shown, make poor generators at low rpm's.

[GraViTaR]

To AllCanadian,

I respect your intuition as to the veracity of the presenters of these videos.
What is your opinion of this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf1IesrHBh0&NR=1&feature=fvwp

That is definitely a working magnet motor, but it is so tiny that it really has no practical use.

It is just like a child's toy pinwheel that you can hold in your hand, which is also about the same size. The wind will make the pinwheel turn at many rpms, but you really can't make practical use of it.

But, of course, they do indeed make giant pinwheels to generate electricity. Otherwise known as wind generators.

If this magnet motor were scaled up to create the same torque that a wind generator creates, you could use this setup to generate electricity.

The next step is to start scaling up this design. Perhaps a bicycle wheel.

[Xaero_Vincent]

The youtube video Cisco posted and this magnet pendulum are highly fake.

After hundreds of failed magnet motor attempts, I think its safe to say that if overunity is possible, it isn't from magnets. Besides, rare-earth magnets are about to become far more expensive and scarce as China begins to severely limit exports of their rare-earth metals.

Even the Flynn electromagnet motor proved not to posses a flux coupling force at high RPM because of BEMF. Only as a static device was there any measured over-unity force.

[mike-ao]

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