magswitch = overunity?

[bigface]

i recently found a magnet called magswitch that can be turn on or off without the use of electricity and it seems to me the force created by the magnet is many times the force required to turn it on. The company that makes it says that a 50mm magnet can have 500 pounds of lifting force and to turn it on only requires a few turns of a knob.  So i was thinking that maybe if you could set them up in a circle and with a magnet in the center like the sprain motor. You can achieve rotation by switching the magnets on and off, of course the switches will have to be electronically controlled because i doubt anyone can turn them on and off fast enough to keep up with the rotation.   There website can be found at www.magswitch.com

[IronHead]

ok, I am not sure here but are we talking about turning the magnet on and off while not in an effected magnet attraction . If so what would it take to turn the magnet off while it is being attract to a piece of iron or other magnet. It is possible this magnet is just being flipped 90* in a shielded case while not in attraction or repulsion.  Need more info

[bigface]

i'm not sure about the technicalities of how this device works but i'm assuming that it takes as much energy to turn it on/off whether or not it is attracted to something.  if this is the case then i think that we could definitely build a very powerful overunity device using these magnets

[IronHead]

Ok you start , get one of the magnets and let us know  then we will follow if it works even alittle bit

[bigface]

i'm probably gonna get a couple of these in a this week.  They're pretty expensive though $44 dollars each. Also, the website i posted above is wrong the correct link is http://www.magswitch.com.au/index.asp