Muammer Yildiz Magnet Motor

[DomiChi]

In fact, I don't know very much but maybe.

In fact you say anything, the gyroscopique effect does not attract and move Coin, and has no gauss value.
You are in the wrong thread.

[markdansie]

Hi Profits
not sure if it is a violation of any laws, we are not sure what is powering it at this stage, will be fun to find out.
I also agree it will be the only example if it is
Kind Regards

[shadowpt]

Did you go to Geneva?
Me yes, one car travel day, and I saw a working magnet engin. Not like mine that always finish to stop without I want.
But I also saw physician professor that was not able to present any argument to the Dutch camera, but continue to criticize without taking any risc that they get any proof of his missing of open mind in the future.
But forum are also like this. It is easy to stay hidden and criticize without knowledge.

I can say like Gallilée about the earth "and yet it rotates".

I don't need to go to Geneva to see more than what it has been shown after his 15 years of scam. No proof, no tests, no fully open after working motor, not a dime. In fact there is a lot of proof that it is in fact a scam.

He made a bigger motor for geneva than the one he had before and said he was going to take there, which has a bigger housing for more batteries.
He changed the fan to a much less load intensive one, a RC toy plane fan which was suppose to run for the entire duration of the Expo.
Since taking away the motor to change the batteries would be too much of a scandal he decided to come up with some lame excuse that there was a problem with it and because of that he couldn't make it work again. He had a smaller motor as backup but it was only for visualization so thats that. He said that some of the 1200 magnets broke when the motor doesn't even have space for more than 250, right there he lied.
Not one renowned person in this kind of field has ever demonstrated any interest in such "miraculous" machine because they know better, not even after all the publicity stunts they pulled.


Now if you still want to keep your blind belief going that is ok with me but don't try to shove it down my throat when you have absolutely nothing to backup Yildiz's claims and I can tell you this:

Notice when he does that magician trick with the hammer to start the motor? Did you notice how damn fast that thing spins to the top speed that is being held by the lenz coils so the machine won't destroy itself? Now pay close attention because this is the best part...
The machine starts up instantly to top speed, which means that the magnetic load is very strong. The motor has no electric parts, we both know that, right? Those wires are just the lenz coils, they are not connected anywhere so we can discard them.

But what happens when he strikes with the hammer again? Does it stop instantly? As per the opposite of the starting point as it should? Since it is a mechanical device which achieves top speed instantly then it is under load before start which means that it is under load after stopping aswell so... why doesn't it stop instantly? It is a brake afterall, he said it himself "the starting and stopping mechanism is a brake that holds the main shaft in place" but instead it goes down slowly until it stops on its own, as if it was a electric motor runing and then turned off... Why won't it stop instantly when the break is activated?

Because it is a electric motor and because it is a scam, for 15 years the guy has been playing the same tune and no one has ever noticed this? Come on, humanity...

[profitis]

just take an infrared shot of it while its working mark.if its cooler than ambient on one side of the disk then its definitly a 2nd law bust.

[MileHigh]

just take an infrared shot of it while its working mark.if its cooler than ambient on one side of the disk then its definitly a 2nd law bust.

The "don't be shy" test for the show would have been a real load, say 1000 watts.  They claim the motor outputs 20 horsepower, so that would not be an issue.

Simple setup:  Motor driving an alternator.  The alternator connects to a transformer that bumps the voltage up to 120 VAC.  You connect that up to a basic cooking grill, so the frequency doesn't have to be 60 Hz.  During the whole show you cook hotdogs on the grill and give them away.  Have continuous monitoring of the RMS voltage on the grill, you don't even need an ammeter.  (The grill has to be big enough to be on all the time, which I am guessing is not an issue.)  Edit:  Just put a big pot of water on the grill to boil.  Then the grill can be on all the time without a risk of it going into thermonuclear meltdown.

That test is a reasonable test to do based on the claims.  A real-world test like that is the way to make your case.  The fact that a simple test like this is never done is implicit proof that this is a scam.

Think heat not cold!