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Has anyone here heard of or built the free energy motor????
I found them on a site, but haven’t had the time to build there machine. After reading the heck out of the plans and the explanation it theoretically sounds like it would work. Just looking for insight.
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STIRLING ENGINE SOLAR POWER FRESNEL LENS HOT AIR ENGINE MOTOR
www.greenpowerscience.com This is a new design I found, they work with a Fresnel Lens or a Parabolic Mirror. Strong and efficient for its size. A proper Fresnel Lens. Also a Dual Rotor Axial Flux Generator. Most people try a plastic reflector from the back, this is a poor option. Also if you use a standard “Dynamo” for power, you will be lucky to get 3-10 watts. Stirling engines are hindered by “COGGING” Axial Flux limits cogging. Still the overall cost and time to get a max of 40 watts. Solar Panels are by far the best option. But these are fun for sure. We have been trying different videos and had a run of experiments not going right. Also Florida is very cloudy from June – July, this video took 4 hours to shoot waiting for the clouds.
How can I make an HPV with a solar powered electric motor on it?
If so would it be pratical to use as a way to commute say in a 30 mile radius?
Free Energy Challenge to Scientific Community?
Steorn an Irish company has issued a challenge in journal Economist. It claims to have developed a free energy motor and is seeking the 12 most qualified and most cynical physicists to test it. Results will be made public.
http://www.steorn.net/frontpage/default.aspx?p=1
What do you think it’s chances are??
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Why can’t I add an electric motor to a 1/4 pulley system and add the other end to a dynamo for free energy?
I know about Law of conservation of energy – but this one beats me. Can we add a motor on one side coupled with a piston and pull the line on the pulley system and add a dynamo on the other side? And use a loopback to give part of its power to the motor? <I did think of the in-efficiencies of conversion, but since this is a 1/4 pulley I am assuming atleast 50% of the 400% produced remains after all losses.
Can a motor, power inverter, and a dynamo(generator) generate a continous temporary electricity?
I am about to make something that generates electricity continously that only requires a little effort from us(rotating the dynamo to start the flow) but i am not sure if this thing “really” works.
I’ll be connecting the dynamo(12v dc output) to the
inverter(12v dc-220v ac) then the inverter to the
motor(220v ac) then make some mechanism to connect the motor to the dynamo(again) that, i think, will generate electricity continously but not like a “perpetual” motion cause, i know, there’s heat which is an energy loss. I am thinking of this thing would be connected to some other appliances like a light bulb which is worth free other than the materials used.
Would that thing really work? Please explain… I need your answer…
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