Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[tinman]

Yeh, you confused me by throwing that right smack dab in the middle of those statements; pretty hard not to read that into it. If PMs existed then of course they could do useful work but that is one hell of a big 'if'!

Ok, I'm an equal opportunity skeptic; what is this experiment that will let me build a perpetual motion machine? I will give it my honest best shot to make it work.

Please refer to the post that said i would give you a perpetual motion machine,and i will give you the build detail's.

PM= Permanent magnet.

[Spilled Fluids]

Please refer to the post that said i would give you a perpetual motion machine,and i will give you the build detail's.

PM= Permanent magnet.

Ok, I'll give my head a shake for that one.

So what is this experiment to show me that permanent magnets can do useful work?
I don't want to read you telling me about fridge magnets holding shopping lists to the fridge door or magnets holding cupboard doors closed or magnets being used for clasps or notebook cover securings.

I want to see magnets doing actual work. Does your experiment cover this?

[verpies]

I want to see magnets doing actual work.

Are you expecting non-zero closed integral of force vs. distance or some kind of induced electric result?

[verpies]

And your point is?

I think his point is that magnets cannot do non-zero work summed for a full cycle of any process and he will not accept any results for fractional cycles.

[Spilled Fluids]

Are you expecting non-zero closed integral of force vs. distance or some kind of electric result?

Mechanical or electrical would be fine. I would just like to see a permanent magnet do more than simply be a conservative force or a spring. To do work, it needs to produce energy, not just release it.