On Jun 11, 12:46 am, Buy_Sell <werksp...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Ken, I am just as big of a skeptic as you are. The difference between
> you and I, is that I try to keep my eyes open to anyone who claims
> that they have discovered something new. Open your mind. Think
> outside of the box. You might be pleasantly surprised. I am not
> saying that the magnetic motor works. What I am saying is that plenty
> of people think that it does, so I am going to investigate it for
> myself. If I do get it working, you will receive one of your very
> own. You can play with it in the forest if you like. I understand
> your skeptism and I share similar thoughts. I will find out one way
> or the other whether it can be done. Magnetism is a source of
> energy. Pass a wire by a magnet and some of that energy is
> transferred to the wire in the form of electricity. This is the basis
> of our current power generation. If you really want to stretch your
> brain cells, you might want to research Larry Spring and his
> magnespheres. This guy has some really interesting perspectives on
> what is going on.http://www.larryspring.com/
Larry and Tesla would
have been quite a
> team, if they could tolerate each other.
Magnets aren't a source of energy, they're the source of a field. In
order to transfer energy to the wire, you have to move the wire or the
magnetic field. The work that goes into moving the wire or magnet is
greater than the work you can get from the electricity. The magnet is
not providing energy, it's like a lever or a catalyst. The magnet
never gets weaker, so it isn't providing energy.
If you have time to do this and the curiosity, then great. I've
already spent my curiosity on this exact topic. At this point in my
life, I have only so much time and very little of it is able to be
used for recreation, even on things I already have going. I haven't
been able to work on my hovercraft for weeks, and I haven't been out
on it yet this summer. After all my required stuff gets done, then
hopefully I can spend some time on things like getting my hovercraft
wet. If I get bored with that and the list of other things I dabble
in, then maybe I'll look for something new.
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