Magnetic amplification and neutralization motor by Art Porter

[MasterPlaster]

@larryc

Thanks for posting this. I watched all the videoes and everything is described clearly.

@all,
Verification of what was described is quite simple obviously this can be done with a scaled down set up.

[Kator01]

Hi Omega_0,

You have to read again the following sentence of Arthur :

At 18 volts, 95.31 percent of the power produced by the above motor is generated by the permanent magnet. The electro-magnet is just simply acting as a switch, which at the appropriate time, is turning on and off the magnetism from the permanent magnet.

This means that - as an example - 4.69watt power-input is needed for an output of 100 Watt .
He is a wise guy. stays under the radar.

No ou ? LOL

Kator01

[LarryC]

@All,

Thanks for taking the time to view his video's. Even John Bedini is impressed with the motor  http://pesn.com/2010/02/20/9501617_GAP-Power_magnetic_amplification_and_neutralization_illustrates_regauging/

I have sent Art an email asking if he could give us more detail about the setup. It would save some time in building the replication.

It seems that when the coil is off with his configuration, a lot of the magnet flux is coming out the side of the core and back to the opposite magnet pole. The coil just focuses the flux thru the entire core length.

I would like to first replicate the basic coil core setup and do a pull test. Without more specifics this would be trail and error. Can anyone with a magnetic simulator try to reproduce the effect using the relative dimensional proportion shown?

Regards, Larry

[AB Hammer]

Greetings Larry

I took a look at it and there is allot to learn from what I've seen. Good find. By the way, check out my new string, magnetic manipulation. I just posted it with youtube videos. simple test but who knows.

Alan

[Groundloop]

Here is one way to test this. Two identical coils on a soft iron core with
a magnet on. The core to the left is the output coil.

G.