Continuous Frictioned Motion Machine

[christopher kirk reves]

_{ferrofluid free energy ferrofluid perpetual motion ferrofluid over unity capillary free energy capillary perpetual motion capillary over unity wedge magnet free energy wedge magnet perpetual motion wedge magnet over unity}

Continuous Frictioned Motion Machine

This includes:
1. Ferrofluids
2. Capillaries
3. Wedge Magnets
(This is a top down view. No gravity involved.)

[christopher kirk reves]

Before I built this, I figured it would fail for one of a number of reasons:

1. Ferrofluids would not be subject to capillary action.
2. If ferrofluids are subject to capillary action, then the fluid could not be pulled out of the capillary.
3. If the ferrofluid could be pulled out of the capillary, then it would not break off and drip.
4. If the ferrofluid did break off and drip, then it would pile up in line with the lines of flux running through the magnetic fluid in the capillary and not move to the greatest part of the second magnet.

I found out that ferrofluids are subject to capillary action, they will spike out beyond the end of the capillary, they will break off and drip, and once on the face of the second magnet they will move to the greatest part of the second magnet.

A simple explanation of the details of this machine can be found at:

http://www.continuousfrictionedmotionmachine.com/

A very boring video of how to make this machine (but clear enough than anyone can replicate what I did) :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wH1KdEcAqMU

To see the ferrofluid move through the capillary fast forward to the end of the second video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_I2qOVFVwo&feature=related

And if you’re interested and just interested in seeing it drip:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbZE35HDuYg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKPZP0bbrxY

Thank you for considering this machine.

[Hope]

Nice thoughts.   Physical properties usage.  Do you think it would work just in normal gravity like earth or also anywhere?   Keep trying and thinking about it. 

[christopher kirk reves]

Hope: “Nice thoughts.”

Thank you.

Hope: “Do you think it would work just in normal gravity like earth or also anywhere?”

Anywhere.  Gravity is not a factor.  In the ones I’ve built here on Earth the movement is perpendicular to gravity.  It doesn’t move with or against gravity.

1. The fluid moves to the thickest part of the wedge shaped magnet, because this is greater magnetic field.
2. The fluid moves into and to the end of the capillary, due to capillary action.
3. The fluid spikes out beyond the end of the capillary as ferrofluids have a tendency to spike along the lines of flux.
4. The fluid breaks off from the end of the capillary and “drips” onto the weakest part of the second magnet because when at the end of the capillary the fluid is so much closer to the weakest part of the second magnet (than it is to the strongest part of the first magnet) that this (the weakest part of the second magnet) is the stronger magnetic field.
5. And once at the weakest part of the second magnet, it’s in a position equivalent to where it started, and so it then moves to the thickest (greatest) part of the second magnet ( … and the process begins all over again).

There would be no reason, that I can see, why all this couldn’t work just as easily in free space.

Hope: “Physical properties usage.”

If I understand what you mean, I agree.

There are two ways, I can see, to disprove a perpetual motion machine design.  One is to say “given the laws of physics such a machine can’t be built.”  And the other is to look at the mechanics of the design and say “the mechanics of physics don’t work this way.”

Sure, if we accept that the Law of Energy Conservation is not falsifiable, that there is no possibility of finding an exception to this law, then from 30 thousand feet away we can say that any machine that purports to violate this law cannot, does not, work.  But “falsifiability” is the hallmark of a scientific theory.  And if the Law of Energy Conservation is not falsifiable then it is a religious belief and not a scientific theory.

The right way, in my opinion, to analyze a pmm design is to look at the physical properties, the mechanics, and how they’re supposed to work.  “Does the physical world work in the way the design intends it to work?”  In this case, I wasn’t sure it would until I built it.  But it did. 

Thank you.

[Low-Q]

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Continuous Frictioned Motion Machine

This includes:
1. Ferrofluids
2. Capillaries
3. Wedge Magnets
(This is a top down view. No gravity involved.)

I think I did not quite get what you said. Do you mean:

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Now it shoud be more easy for everyone to GOOGLE the word "FERROFLUID" and then hit this thread If you're going to sell anything, try EBAY

NO - Ferrofluid does not have the properties of overunity. I have already tried this and other designs with ferrofluid. It will unfortunatly not work. It only mess up my clothings with muck that is HARD to wash away. Besides, cheap ferrofluids on the internet stores dries out. It's not suitable for anything but getting dirty cloths. The more expencive ferrofluids (ferro-OIL) is the product to look for.

Good luck with your ad-words somewhere else, Christopher

Don't mean to be nasty, but I couldn't help myself, 

Vidar