Magnet motor in Argentina

[jbh]

I just found something about ANOTHER inventor who claims to have discovered a perpetual magnetic motor:
http://english.pravda.ru/science/19/94/379/15849_perpetual.html

"You can start up the motor by turning the its handle. The motor will then produce the amount of energy that is a hundred times greater than that used for turning the handle. The two magnets do the trick. They are arranged in parallel. There are two blades overlapping the gap between the magnets once you turn the handle. The larger the magnet, the faster flywheel goes producing energy. It can produce a four-time greater amount of energy if the distance between is reduced by two times. The inventor says the handle and the flywheel can be linked together. Then you do not have to turn the handle. The motor will be running by itself."

guess what, ther russian government is also hiding this wonderful discovery, I think they want to sell the oil first, before it is no longer necessary...

[Jdo300]

Hi jbh,

I've been trying to raise interest in this magnet motor for quite some time now. Actually, I've already attempted to build a couple of prototypes and I'm still trying to track down the inventor. I've sent several e-mails to Pravda without getting a response but I've heard rumors that he may have a patent. If anyone is interested in digging up information on this, I'll start another topic.

God Bless,
Jason O

[Omnibus]

Thanks for the link. That sounds curious but not as amazing as Torbay's. By the way, Russian government may be hiding this "wonderful discovery" but the Argentinean government isn't ... probably because Argentina has already sold its oil first ...

[ewitte]

Your idea about the torrents and the many people to send motors to is interesting but it needs some more thought, I think. Probably it is not unimportant who these motors are sent to. Unless you want to help directly the poor in Africa by supplying them with energy bypassing the official channels of help (probably because you don?t trust them too much). I think it wouldn?t do much to convince society by convincing just the powerless, be they students or professors. This device has somehow to get through the brick walls of the media and for that matter it has to somehow get across to the official publications of Academia (not just students and professors) ? I still entertain the hope that there are parts of Academia which care for the truth in science and to whom science is not just a job scheme which you maintain through protecting a certain official doctrine.

Thats the whole problem.  We need to seriously think about getting the information out much more than the actual specifics of the products.  I seriously believe there have been at least half a dozen working designs just since Tesla's time.  It could be helpful taking your Africa idea and quietly setting up dozens of communities over there before invovling the more advanced countries but you need money to do that. 

[ewitte]

probably because Argentina has already sold its oil first ...

Who is next?   This whole oil industry is going to start colapsing like dominos.