Muammer Yildiz Magnet Motor

[Gwandau]

sigmaX,

magnets does not run down if their repulsive positions are alternated with attractive positions.

So if anyone made a magnet motor that way,  the magnets would not run down, just as it says in the link you provided:

quote:

If the magnets are placed in a state of repulsion only against each other in a magnet motor system, I would agree they will lose their magnetism over time.  If the magnets in the Perendev magnet motor are always in a state of repulsion only, then this would explain the magnet depletion problem.

However, if the magnets are placed in a working system so as to have repulsion forces on one half cycle and attraction forces on the other half cycle, then the magnets will continue their magnetic field density unchanged as they will realigned themselves.

Thus my Impulsion motor.

I have a set of 36 neodymium rare earth magnets grade 35 mounted in my permanent magnet dynamo since 1987, and I have found no difference in the magnetic field density today as compared to the time I first ordered them in 1987.

Sincerely
Alan L Francoeur
ALF
Inventor
B.C. Canada

end of guote

[Omnibus]

sigmaX, in the quote you gave that fellow says:

Two of them
I had in my lab and my staff used the inventors' plans to build several
working replicas.

What kind of lab is this, where is it located and do you have any contact information?

[Earthrise]

I agree with the argument that the motor is running down slowly. A short demonstration of his power generating device is useless. That is of course because of the possibility of internal batteries or, like the Perendev device its magnets will run down or be shown to be a fake.

If Mr Yildiz would show a much longer demonstration of the device, it would make for a much more convincing demonstration. I suggest as an absolute bare-bones minimum go for 24 hours. A longer time than 24 hours would be even better. Such an opportunity could arise if Mr. Yildiz is going to be giving a demonstration this May in Germany. Any slowing down of the motor from weakening of its magnets would be more apparent from a longer duration test. Bear in mind, if the device is real and actually goes into production the device would be expected to operate continuously for years on end.

[Omnibus]

I agree with the argument that the motor is running down slowly. A short demonstration of his power generating device is useless. That is of course because of the possibility of internal batteries or, like the Perendev device its magnets will run down or be shown to be a fake.

If Mr Yildiz would show a much longer demonstration of the device, it would make for a much more convincing demonstration. I suggest as an absolute bare-bones minimum go for 24 hours. A longer time than 24 hours would be even better. Such an opportunity could arise if Mr. Yildiz is going to be giving a demonstration this May in Germany. Any slowing down of the motor from weakening of its magnets would be more apparent from a longer duration test. Bear in mind, if the device is real and actually goes into production the device would be expected to operate continuously for years on end.

Again, weakening of the magnets, if at all, has no bearing on whether or not this is an OU machine. It will be an OU machine even in the unlikely situation of magnets weakening.

Of course, if there's an internal battery that would be an outright fraud, given the impression he's creating that it's an all-magnet motor (not to me confused with the Steorb's battery driven eOrbo which was demonstrated to be OU, if there were no measurement errors).

Also, do you know it for a fact that the magnets of Perendev device are running down and that it's a fake or you're just repeating what you've heard or read what somebody has said on the internet?

[Low-Q]

Let's hope this motor will be questioned and examined in detail at the demonstration in May - if they show up.