How does Perendev's motor work?

[mike-ao]

Sure, the movies can be seen from my web site (youtube based) http://www.dynamaticmotors.com.

hi, what's about the third video. it says not anymore available?

[Liberty]

hi, what's about the third video. it says not anymore available?

Yes, that video I took down because it is a similar style motor that is older and ran slower on about 1.44 watts.  It turned about 300-400 rpm.  It was a single rotor version.  It had no electronic circuits except a relay which was not needed.

[cosmoLV]

You need magnet shield to make it work at the best! For magnet shielding you can use MuMetal (but not usual MuMetal)
There are only some companies who make these next-gen MuMetals
you can bay it here: http://www.lessemf.com/mag-shld.html#274 - > Read before this: http://www.lessemf.com/faq-shie.html
Remember it is not 100% Magnet shielding, but gives very great results

[jimhitt]

Why is the conservation of energy such a holy grail?  And, why is so much of the comment in a free energy forum designed to maintain the status quo and dependence on fossil fuels?  Howard Johnson patented a magnet motor in the 1980's that worked.  Despite claims to being based on magnetic repulsion, the Parendev likely uses north and south pole similarly on the sides of the the upper stator magnets, not the ends of the magnets. It uses a combination of attraction and repulsion.  Attraction as the magnets approach the north pole on the end of the lower magnet then repulsion as the magnet recedes from the the north pole. 

Shielding under the upper magnet to reduce cogging, and around the sides of the lower to concentrate the magnetic field. The reason for 3 rotors is to offset each by the width of one magnet to create a series where there is always one magnet attracting  the stator, one magnet repelling the stator while the third is cogging.  While I have not completed a prototype, I made a simple rail using this magnet configuration, and it works as advertised.  The world is not flat.  I think of magnet motors as being like a magnetic windmill. 

We don't understand magnets, but they produce energy and do work.  If you don't think so get a strong magnet and hang a 20 pound  piece of metal from it for a month.  If you don't think it did any work, you hold up the twenty pounds for the next month and tell me it wasn't any work.  Horsepucky.   There is overunity.  For example, I made a magnetic disk heater.  It appears to produce roughly 3.5 times more heat than can be accounted for by electricity input.  And yes, I believe that it could be configured to produce enough steam to power a turbine to run itself.  I have not done that yet, however.  But, give me time, I've just been messing around with this stuff for a few months.   In my opinion, magnetic energy can be harnessed to produce power.  Rather than blow smoke and theories get off your duff and experiment a little you might learn something.  Magnets are cheap.

As for power, my guess is that a Perendev like device would be similar to an electric motor and have quite a lot of torque. See the simple diagram below, then make one, they are very simple. There, now send me $550 million.  That's reportedly what Mike Brady wanted for his "secret".  Ooops, secret's out, consider this an open source document to verify my discovery.  You have my permission to make as many as you want.  Consider this an open source patent to protect the technology from suppression.

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Everyone saying this technology doesn't works are oil company lackies or idiots.  Just because some "expert" says something doesn't make it so.  Think and observe for yourself, that's what your head is for.  Try it before you're so certain it's wrong.  If I seem a bit huffy it's because I'm just tired of hearing "It won't work" from people who haven't even attempted anything but spreading discouragement.

[shablol]

try
http://www.neo.im/mediadetails.php?key=f6374bf2abb0e42e8a0c&title=Magnetic+Energy+-+Free+Energy
this is the truth.