Muammer Yildiz Magnet Motor

[DomiChi]

@profitis:
Thanks
I think I will continue with old paradigm centralize power generation it is easier.
If I do not succeed with my magnet motor I will use solar panels. Despite their performance by 20% and their physical fragility, solar Pannels remain a safe bet.

[markdansie]

Some stuff on Yiltitz if you scroll down the page a little


http://revolution-green.com/sterling-allen-and-his-quest-for-the-magnet-motor/#comment-84

[profitis]

@markdansie...let me give you an idea of the passivity of these karpen-type electrodes,for example,both gold and platinum have electrochemical potentials HIGHER than all air or ions or solvent that surrounds them and should not react at all according to textbooks,and they dont.i know exactly how this system does work though but i dont want to say anything here but if someone wants to realy know the info is available on the net,they just have to spot it out of all the riff-raf theories,ironicly its totaly complient with todays textbooks.

[profitis]

@domichi..yes these examples of cells will be a waste of time,very small power,look at size of karpen,s own pile for that motor.there are rumours that it had military application though,probably for tracking or electrical fuze.

[DomiChi]

Some stuff on Yiltitz if you scroll down the page a little


http://revolution-green.com/sterling-allen-and-his-quest-for-the-magnet-motor/#comment-84

It is more on Sterling Allen than on Yildiz.

I was in Geneva, then the Sterling Allen article is not what will direct my opinion. What is bad now, and I will no defend, is the Yildiz commercial proposal. If you are a DIY man, I let you try a Masserati, I sell you the paln for a simpler motorized wheelbarrow, and you will have to pay for all the Ferrari that you sell. And during this time industrial can sell Masserati as they have the good plan. If his motor cannot be done in DIY, its is better to say, or sells parts KIT (It was the original intent).