Nevermind, monopole magnets look to be only mythical.

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Originally posted by postings

Having said that, I was thinking about something. Suppose I use mono-pole magnets for motors? Has anyone thought of doing this? Any ideas for how one might get something like this going?

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sounds much like perendev they are claiming to build this kind of technology.

Originally posted by postings
Nevermind, monopole magnets look to be only mythical.

-Thats right.Monopole magnets are thought to exist,but have never been proven through experimentation.I believe though that a monopole magnet would behave similarly to an electrical charge and would be useless to our cause because of this behavior.

We really need to make use of attraction/repulsion forces working in our favor.

Ther are a few websites I haven't seen posted in this thread yet that will possibly be of great assistance.I won't have time to do them tonight but I'll see if I can get them posted tomorrow or Monday.

I was thinking yesterday that a vacuum environment may exponentially improve the performance,but haven't found any data on that yet.Any of you folks have any comments on that idea?I've come up with a plan but still haven't sourced out the magnets to make it work yet.Can't wait to finish moving so I can get to work on this in the shop.

Question for you.Are you designing to make a duty type motor?Meaning a motor to perform actual work like run a fan or whatnot.I am designing mine to power a subsidiary device that will generate an electrical current for other purposes.Remember,the more you put into it the greater the resistance on the fields generated by the magnets.

It seems that the closer the opposing magnets are the greater the influence.Several references mention that the air gap between them needs to be almost microscopic for best results.

Be back in a couple of days.

What I find odd about those Minato movies is that in one of them it seemed like he was pushing the repelling magnets together and in one video he almost seems to miss the degree of rotation where he could get the most movement. Maybe its the reason he put magnets on only one side of the wheel, so he can time its "needs".
I figure that if he put all this time into these things that he would have made an adjustable rig to put the stationary magnet on?

What would be neat is if bismuth or some other element could be used as a magnetic flux switch that is triggered by a very low energy souce.

XL5, I noticed the same thing. I have read comments that when the magnet he was holding (would that be called the exciter magnet?) were held still, it still worked.
As far as an adjustable rig, you have a good point there as well, but wouldn't the disks with the spiral-oriented magnets qualify?
I am going to have to read up on bismuth it sounds like . . . I didn't know it had that property. So you say that it can create magnetic flux when a charge is somehow applied to it? I would assume that it is dipole right?

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Originally posted by XL5
What I find odd about those Minato movies is that in one of them it seemed like he was pushing the repelling magnets together and in one video he almost seems to miss the degree of rotation where he could get the most movement. Maybe its the reason he put magnets on only one side of the wheel, so he can time its "needs".
I figure that if he put all this time into these things that he would have made an adjustable rig to put the stationary magnet on?

What would be neat is if bismuth or some other element could be used as a magnetic flux switch that is triggered by a very low energy souce.

As for bismuth switching magnetic flux, I meant it as a "what if". If it could switch flux and turn magnetic almost instantly, magnets flux could be pulsed through a transformer.

The disks that have magnets all around it seem like it may work but cressent shaped magnets would probably be needed (bent metal triangles would be a cheaper way to mimic the cressent shape). There was also mention of a rig with a fixed exciter magnet but it also had a powered coil, I'm not saying it doesn't work, just that Minato should make more videos showing more possibilities/proof.

HI XL5,
Good comments! I am especially interested in why you believe the crescent shaped magnets are more effective? You aren't the only person to say that which is why I am wondering. I also kinda want to find a place to buy magnets that are shaped like that. Still looking around though.

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Originally posted by XL5
As for bismuth switching magnetic flux, I meant it as a "what if". If it could switch flux and turn magnetic almost instantly, magnets flux could be pulsed through a transformer.

The disks that have magnets all around it seem like it may work but cressent shaped magnets would probably be needed (bent metal triangles would be a cheaper way to mimic the cressent shape). There was also mention of a rig with a fixed exciter magnet but it also had a powered coil, I'm not saying it doesn't work, just that Minato should make more videos showing more possibilities/proof.

Just wondering because I am thinking of ordering crescent-shaped magnets. The only thing at issue is how they need to be shaped. I am thinking I will need to get some magnetic film so that I can see what the fields look like, and how a crescent-shaped magnet might help.

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Hi guys ;
It looks like the design aspects are going in two different directions.Thats a good thing because there won't be any replication if one of them doesn't perform as desired.To see what my basic concept is check out this link:
[url=www.newebmasters.com/freeenergy/sm-pg45.html]

This is a copy of the Science and Mechanics article describing Howard Johnsons permanent magnet motor.It goes into some detail.It also contains the entirety of his patent application and grant of the same device.

It's got a lot of good info there,well worth the read.At any rate,his premise was to provide a motor running from permanent magnets that would run a generator to produce electricity.According to the article and the patent sheets it worked quite well.I'm surprised no one ran with the concept to produce a marketable device.

Well,maybe not entirely,there is after all a conspiracy to eradicate the notion of free energy isn't there?

My setup,while following HJs basic consept will be somewhat different.I do not think I will get into the particulars at this point though.Not quite sure if it will work yet.The concept is good but the mechanics of it may backfire since it doesn't exactly follow commonly accepted laws of physics and such.

My immediate goal is to power a generator to charge a battery bank.I'll be hooking that up to my house and see if that set up will provide enough juice to be worth going further with it.

Bought a CAD program today.As soon as I figure out how it works I will try to get a firm design down in case anyone wants it.

Later...

Originally posted by bargaindan

Bought a CAD program today.As soon as I figure out how it works I will try to get a firm design down in case anyone wants it.

Later...

Hi Bargaindan,
I read the article you posted. I was looking around for that too, and couldn't find it, so I am glad you posted it. Between the patent, and the article, I think I can get enough information about how to build one. There are some dimensions in the patent concerning the shape of the magnets, and some dimensions in the article as well. The tough part will be fabricating the whole mess. Again, I will probably have to find a place that will fabricate the parts for me, and then I will just assemble them the best I can.

As for the CAD software, I will post back again tonight about place that does something kinda cool. They supply their own home-brew CAD sofware for you which allows you to design some parts to spec, and that software will tell you how much it will cost you to do that. Pretty cool. I will post a link later tonight.

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Perendev's site has been under quite abit of scrutiny and scepticism, mainly because the owner (micheal? brady) fails to live upto his promises and hasn't provided a decent, glitch free video of the supposed machine powering up from scratch and then powering down again