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Originally posted by postings
I am trying really hard to keep chatter out of it, so I haven't posted to it much.
Bargaindan,
Do you mind if I post your last how-to message on that forum? Or you can if you want? The mods for that forum really want serious information posted there, and your last post to this one was pretty strong in that regard. Let me know what you think, and as soon as I get an opportunity, I will be attempting to build what you suggest based on your directions.
-P
Please do!I am more than happy to share anything i can to this effort.Please remember though that that model was little more than a toy.
I will be building a more permanent one later.I work in retail though so I do not believe I will have time to spare on it until after the Christmas season though.OOPS,can I say Christmas here?I don't want to offend anyone by seeming religious.(ahem)
If you try to build it,good luck.The key is the placement of the magnets.There are devices on the market the can map a magnetic flux field but I cannot afford any of them,which means it will be a trial and error routine for me.
luck to all...
Originally posted by FatherLukeDuke
You should bear in mind that none of these companies has ever publicly demonstrated over unity in any of these devices.
You might notice a common theme running through them in that that they are always just about to get a device to market, but for some reason (have a guess) never quite do. You can look at these sites again in 5 years and see that production or public demonstration is still "imminent".
These are just 3 examples of the hundreds of magnet based perpetual motion machines that people have been attempting to build for over a hundred years with no success.
Originally posted by Frosty
There is no doubt that a magnet motor can be made.
Magnet motors are not effecient enough to power a car or to be used as a generator.
We have people here who think otherwise and have begun to build their own. I wonder why they think that they alone can pull off such a feat and produce effective designs.
I wonder why they think that they alone can pull off such a feat and produce effective designs.
We have people here who think otherwise
Originally posted by StellarX
Well that is what you have decided to believe but were you there?
Why do you think i stick with the principles instead of speculating about wether individual machines work?
Wich might either indicate that their all lying and that it's a huge conspiracy to fool us all or that the powers that be are very good at preventing these devices from reaching the market.
Why not rather continue this in the thread were it started? You though i would not notice?
Originally posted by Shadow88
I wonder why they think that they alone can pull off such a feat and produce effective designs.
Its not "such a feat", its not at all that complicated. The basic principles are simplistic, its 5 year old physics. "the north pole repels the south pole" etc. The only difference is this will be set up on an axis so it spins.
We have people here who think otherwise
Its called free will and individuality. We're not robots we can be creative.
I think you need to watch this Askwhy.wmv Its really inspiring
[edit on 28-11-2005 by Shadow88]
Originally posted by Shadow88
Ok so ive almost finished the CAD models of (my interpretation of) a PMM - Started them on Wednesday - (sound so ominous lol like ZPM Stargate)
If you like i will post them shortly. But which thread? this one or the Research Project. I would think the latter as it is R+D, not chatter
[edit on 25-11-2005 by Shadow88]
[edit on 25-11-2005 by Shadow88]
Originally posted by postings
Another word of note to the naysayers . . . Basically what you are saying is "your not going to be able to get it to work, so why try?"
The other thing is there is talk of evidence. I am 2 degrees away from a person who invented a device that was supposed to improve AC efficiency drastically in cars. He was bought out by one of the big oil companies (if I remember correctly) and the invention was never heard of again.