Muammer Yildiz Magnet Motor

[Omnibus]

Hi Omnibus!

I´ve been searching for a while inside TU Delft (university) webpage, and there is no mention of this event.... Not in their daily agenda, nor in the student`s blogs ... nowhere.

Maybe some good dutch user can make a phone call to the university and at least confirm that the event really took place in there ?

Regards,
SigmaX

Similar thing happened when Walter Torbay came to Manhattan, if you remember. I was told by the Argentinean minister of technology that the presentation is going to be at the New York University which I immediately checked because I live almost on the campus. They had no idea. Later it turned out the demo is going to be at the Bronx Community College. They had no idea either (which after 9/11 is hard to believe, if there were to be an event on campus), Ultimately Torbay did have a talk the BCC but he didn't show the motor working. Back in the old threads there a whole saga described. Here, in this case we at least see a working motor demonstrated at in an university setting. Still not enough. Under what conditions will Yildiz assist its replication by third parties, that's the question?

[Bertoa]

I share your doubt, Stephan. This is not a 100 percent permanent magnet motor. In the video, the wires are very visible at the fan side. (1 min.25sec.) In the patent he writes in point 0051 about the possibility that one or more magnets are of the electromagnetic kind. The use of a hidden battery is then very plausible. Just one time the word 'motor' is used in the description of the device. In 0002 he writes that already a long time the brushless DC motor exists, who is doing the same as his invention. In 0003 he explains that his goal is to improve the interaction between a static magnetic field and a dynamic magnetic field. Unclear how he generates the last. I give him the benefit of the doubt. In my opinion it's a  big conventional brushless motor with hidden features.   

[Cherryman]

Well..........

All kidding aside I don't know what they feed their kids in the Netherlands?

But It definitely works for free energy ,out of the box thinking!!

1st Gravity wheels ,now magnet motors!

TV, press releases, big Universities!

Don't these guys have M.I.B.'s?

Wheres all that "paranoia"?

Must be the diet?

Ours makes us nervous and jerky! [well I'm not so nervous anymore]

HHmmm.........

Chet

I live here.. And as a good Dutchman i feed my kids marihuana 

But do not get fooled, main stream media is not picking it up! 
I do howerver agree that it is promissing that universaties are "opening" a little up.

But as always... What's next?   

It seems that al good idears to benefit human kind seems to be a fraud or just dissapear...

[Omnibus]

I share your doubt, Stephan. This is not a 100 percent permanent magnet motor. In the video, the wires are very visible at the fan side. (1 min.25sec.) In the patent he writes in point 0051 about the possibility that one or more magnets are of the electromagnetic kind. The use of a hidden battery is then very plausible. Just one time the word 'motor' is used in the description of the device. In 0002 he writes that already a long time the brushless DC motor exists, who is doing the same as his invention. In 0003 he explains that his goal is to improve the interaction between a static magnetic field and a dynamic magnetic field. Unclear how he generates the last. I give him the benefit of the doubt. In my opinion it's a  big conventional brushless motor with hidden features. 

Are these really wires or are some clamps, part of the construction. Why would these wires be protruded there? Anyway, if Yildiz really cares about his device to not sink into oblivion he should explain carefully what it rally does and how it's constructed. Otherwise, why do these public demonstrations. To gain credibility. Hardly.

[sigmaX]

I just sent an email to several of the press dept. in the university ... maybe they answer me if the event really took place in there ...