Overunity perpetual motion motor magnets

[tinu]

I'm here as part of my junior year engineering curriculum looking for a "free energy" project to study, report on and scientifically scrutinize. 

Linda Damiani

Hi Linda,

Regarding your purposes, please come and check the following thread
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3086.0.html

I?m working on the subject, which I consider to be tangible.
I have to warn that it is not easy and, unfortunately, I couldn?t get solid results as of yet. Still, there are good chances imho.

Tx,
Tinu

[Jdo300]

Just in case anyone missed my post the first time around 

Hello Everyone,

I just happened to come across this post today and after reading some of Mr. Marshal's post, I must agree that the effect he is demonstrating is indeed genuine. I have done very extensive research into this effect and wrote an article called the "90 Degree Rule Theory" which goes into great detail about the mechanism causing the effect. On my article is also a link to a demonstration video which proves exactly what Brian was showing with the nonlinear gating effect which I call the 'kick' effect in my article.

http://www.fdp.nu/free_energy.asp?book=90

There is only one thing you need to be aware of when experimenting with this, in order for the gate to work properly, there should only be one gate magnet per rotor. I have found in my early tests that adding multiple gate magnets in a circle actually diminishes the effect because the fields begin to couple to each other. My belief is that the optimal setup would contain a spiral of gate magnets rather then having them all on the same circumference disk around the rotor.

God Bless,
Jason O

[Freezer]

Just in case anyone missed my post the first time around 

Hello Everyone,

I just happened to come across this post today and after reading some of Mr. Marshal's post, I must agree that the effect he is demonstrating is indeed genuine. I have done very extensive research into this effect and wrote an article called the "90 Degree Rule Theory" which goes into great detail about the mechanism causing the effect. On my article is also a link to a demonstration video which proves exactly what Brian was showing with the nonlinear gating effect which I call the 'kick' effect in my article.

http://www.fdp.nu/free_energy.asp?book=90

There is only one thing you need to be aware of when experimenting with this, in order for the gate to work properly, there should only be one gate magnet per rotor. I have found in my early tests that adding multiple gate magnets in a circle actually diminishes the effect because the fields begin to couple to each other. My belief is that the optimal setup would contain a spiral of gate magnets rather then having them all on the same circumference disk around the rotor.

God Bless,
Jason O

Interesting, I built a setup, in which I was sure it would work based on one stator assembly.  After adding more stators to complete the circle, the field diminished the more I added.  I think you are right that the stators could be built on different levels and will work.  The force I was getting made me so excited I stayed up late nights to finish, then sadly realizing it wasn't gonna work.  I think after about 120 degrees is where it should be seperated.

[Jdo300]

Yep, I agree with you Freezer. In my experiments, I noticed the best kicks with no more than two or three stator magnets around the rotor. But again, it also depends on the diameter of the disk and stator assembly. The whole point is not to let the fields get close enough to interact with each other significantly. The only way to get around this would be to shield the magnets like Perendev did for their motor. But I would just use, say, two stator magnets and offset them on different assemblies spaced away from each other. Even it the thing ends up being long like a cylinder, it would be a very simple test to prove/disprove.

God Bless,
Jason O

[modernsteam]

Hello Brian,
I have just watched your videos and it looks great. I had thoughts about being able to effect magnetic flux with some kind of wave - vibration - sound - something but I didn't know what. I would like to understand what you are referring to in regards to the gauze. Are you being metaphorical or are you refering to gauze as in hospital wappings or in the electronic field  that effects CRT's?

If you have any need of support in Western Sydney let me know.

Regards,
Hammertime

Hello, Brian:

Like Hammertime, I also was concerned about your use of the word "gauze". Did you mean "gauss", ie., in reference to magnetic fields? As Hammertime said, "Gauze"  is  medical fabric used in dressings, surgery, or bandaging.

Keep going  with your magnets-based work, as tricky as it can be at times. It seems that in all of this Free Energy work, pulsing, resonance, sharp/sudden field perturbance, optimal high or extra-low frequency, optimal high voltage, and knowledge of working materials as simple as water, copper or aluminium, and the geometry of device components are crucial considerations (No doubt I've omitted some things). Also  there's a lot about electromagnetism that has yet to be known, and it looks like  F-E workers will be the ones to add to that knowledge base.

Hal Ade