LaFonte Group can turn off permanent magnet without work

[mscoffman]

Without work? But it takes work to rotate that thing 90 degrees...

@rapadura

They are getting this wrong...This is a generator...I think work is done
where magfield lines are broken - that occurs in the non-rotating
ferrite ring. The magnet rotates but feels no reaction forces as no lines are
broken between it and the ring. The arms of the device support generator
windings  - not fully shown. The induced current could power the rotating
magnet if there really are no reaction forces, just friction. How does
nature conserve forces in this case - I have no idea. Ferrite materials
don't allow eddy currents to flow or build up as they have particle based
electrical insulation.

:S:MarkSCoffman

[Rapadura]

Do you think that idea of my last animated GIF (the idea of the weight of the ball making the wheel rotate) should work???

Because if it work, it's not difficult to put the ball back in the initial position again. A curved SMOT can do this.  A curved SMOT like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPLILn3sCdQ

We just need the atraction force on the wheel to be stronger than the atraction force of the last magnet of the SMOT, so the wheel can "steal" the ball from the SMOT:

[Rapadura]

I think people are not realizing the importance of this thread.

I think they didn't find the videos that matter:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNOwK9D2rmY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vO-9H6IpJTE

Someone could watch the videos and try to understand what is really happening?

[penno64]

Guys,

How certain are we that it is a ferrite ring and not simply iron ?

Penno

[Rapadura]

I can't believe that no one is giving attention to this thread!

Hellooooo!!! Someone is listening? There's a guy claiming he created a device that can rotate freely, and when the device turns 90 degrees it loses all its magnetic force of attraction!!!!

When people will stop trying to use electricity to generate more electricity, and will surrender to the evidence that, yes, you can generate electricity with a device that is permanent-magnet-only?

Why nobody is concerned about the implications of the existence of a device that can rotate easily, and when it rotates a few degrees it completely loses its magnetic force of attraction?