I want a Newman machine

[cafeinst]

I joined this forum to talk to believers, not skeptics. Are there any believers out there?

[Michelinho]

Hi cafeinst,

The Newman motor is low rpm high torque and high efficiency. This thing will do work for cheap but it is an expensive motor to build (to do actual work), it has to be heavy to do it and the commutator has to be used as it was designed.

These are the limitations that keep it off the commercial markets of today. His smallest and latest motor weights in at 400 lb.

I would look for solar if you have a little to spend and wait for what is still eluding us.

Define your specific needs and see if the Newman motor is for you.

Take care,

Michel

[willitwork]

Hi cafeinst,

I am a believer, but that does not mean I believe everything that I read. If a Newman machine gets so much more out than in why can't anyone produce a self runner? Now some give really esoteric reasons that the output shaft cannot be used to power the input source. But Newman insists that the output can pump water and power cars. If you can use the output shaft to pump water you sure can use it to drive a generator that charges the batteries.

The truth appears to be that no one has done that because no one can do it ... at least not with a Newman.

[cafeinst]

Here is a comment and also a question for all skeptics:

Comment: I've watched youtube videos (from amateurs building Newman machines and running them on very little energy) and seen with my own eyes that the Newman machine actually does accomplish more work than is put in. I think I understand why this is so, as I believe that the Newman machine is really the same thing in principle as the Milkovic machine, except that the Newman machine runs on EM force while the Milkovic machine runs on gravity. Obviously, the Milkovic machine accomplishes more work than is put in, so there is no reason why the Newman machine shouldn't do this too.

Question for skeptics: Why are you skeptics so dismissive of the Newman machine? Do you have a problem with the principle behind the Newman machine or do you have a problem with its practicality?

[Michelinho]

Re cafeinst,

As I said before the Newman motor does not run on free energy, it may produce some but not worth the time.

If you really want FREE ENERGY, check out the Stubblefield cell or the TPU thread where I think we are on the sent now so to speak and is theoretically plausible.

Take care,

Michel

Free energy is not bemf which Newman use to propel his motor instead of charging sources.