There are ways of arranging magnets, very precisely, on a rotor/stator arangement, to get an increase in rotational KE, just from the magnets, and
then self sustain at a certain rpm.
I don't know the exact details, and if I did, I couldn't tell you because of an NDA that I've signed, but suffice to say that an Irish company
called Steorn are committed to a demo of their 'free energy' technology before the end of 2009.
over the next few weeks, their website will undergo some changes, in advance of the launch.
Watch this space.
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They were advertising plans for a Magniwork generator.
Has anyone made one and how well did it/they perform?
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Originally posted by digimedia1742
comment from youtube; Yes possibleand works...working magnetic generator uses TWO batteries - one is to help disk with magnets to keep running and
another to store energy and recharge the 1st battery. 100 % working scheme..no magic at all
what do u think?
Even if you say it twice, it is still wrong.
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Does anyone really believe the elite will allow this on the market?
Imagine the loss of revenue to the oil companies and the loss of power over humanity
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Originally posted by digimedia1742
Does anyone really believe the elite will allow this on the market?
Imagine the loss of revenue to the oil companies and the loss of power over humanity
It already is on the market. 4 gazillion Google hits says so.
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Free energy is a fact.
Many lone yachtsmen have sailed right around the world with "free" energy.
Solar, tidal, hydo, geothermal, and wind energy can be tapped and used.
But energy from nothing, and perpetual motion, are a very different thing.
Some guy says he has a wheel in his garage that turns all by itself and needs no fuel. All he needs is some money to commercialise the idea.
When he is found out, and hides in South America under an alias, everyone just assumes he was a genius, and the oil companies had him murdered.
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