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Author Topic: Which will be stronger? Gravity or magnet motors?  (Read 13669 times)

Dgraphic911

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Re: Which will be stronger? Gravity or magnet motors?
« Reply #15 on: August 30, 2008, 01:33:02 AM »
Sorry Alan,

What disturbs me is

"perpetual tomorrow"

I'm going to walk into the patent office with several devices
when you see the walking toy you'll be amazed
I'm holding back that right now because it still has some merit and i don't want to share.
Its not spinning now but just a few more days
you'll have to wait and see........................................


You had such high credibility with me back in January when i joined , i thought "heres a guy whos no bulshit and he actually builds"

might have it is one thing, but you dance pretty close to saying you have it just enough to say you never said you did but to try and make everyone think you do.


utilitarian

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Re: Which will be stronger? Gravity or magnet motors?
« Reply #16 on: August 30, 2008, 02:18:32 AM »
Magnetism is a stronger force.  Heck, you can resist the gravitational pull of a huge object like earth easily - like when you pick up a book from a table.  Imagine if Earth was a magnet!

AB Hammer

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Re: Which will be stronger? Gravity or magnet motors?
« Reply #17 on: August 30, 2008, 03:14:20 AM »
@utilitarian

 Earth is a magnet. The field reaches for miles and miles and miles.  A magnet you hold in your hands reaches for inches or a very strong one in feet. So a gravity wheel is in a since is a magnet motor but it just don't have magnets in it.

Michelinho

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Re: Which will be stronger? Gravity or magnet motors?
« Reply #18 on: August 30, 2008, 06:17:54 AM »

Hi all,

I would recommend to all that are not familiar with the Electric Universe theory to go visit the multimedia section of the Thunderbolts.info site:

http://www.thunderbolts.info/mmarchives/index.htm

See what you think of the traditional Gravity theory we live with after. It is worth watching. Sparks has some very interesting clips.

http://www.thunderbolts.info/home.htm

Take care all,

Michel


utilitarian

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Re: Which will be stronger? Gravity or magnet motors?
« Reply #19 on: August 30, 2008, 07:07:16 AM »
@utilitarian

 Earth is a magnet. The field reaches for miles and miles and miles.  A magnet you hold in your hands reaches for inches or a very strong one in feet. So a gravity wheel is in a since is a magnet motor but it just don't have magnets in it.

There is no such thing as a gravity wheel or a magnet motor.  I am confused by these terms you are using, like they are things that actually exist.

spinner

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Re: Which will be stronger? Gravity or magnet motors?
« Reply #20 on: August 30, 2008, 11:04:29 AM »
Hi Alan,

I think the first thing to be considered is the mechanical size (or volume) of both:  up to a few kg of weigth a magnet motor can be stronger than a gravity motor but then the cost of big magnets will gradually become a limiting factor and gravity motors will surely be the winner in high mechanical sizes.

I can imagine a combination of both types into a common setup of course, here the limit also the higher prices for really big magnets.

Applications? Everywhere in the world, especially in remote places where there is no normal utility power available or other alternative power sources are problematic or not applicable.

Danger? Not bigger than any presently known electric motors of comparable sizes involve,  added to this the fact of the danger of handling big sized magnets or moving weights if maintenance is needed.

rgds,  Gyula

PS:  looking forward to seeing your possible designs...  ;)

Gyulasun said it well...

Most obvious pro's/contra's.
If only we could have any type of working devices....
Cheers!

grayone

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Re: Which will be stronger? Gravity or magnet motors?
« Reply #21 on: October 07, 2008, 06:29:18 PM »
Hello

 I would say that the gravity wheel would be stronger, but the magnet wheel would be faster. So under a load the gravity wheel wins in my book, for you have to depend on the power of the magnet when the gravity wheel can be made heavier.

johnagain

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Re: Which will be stronger? Gravity or magnet motors?
« Reply #22 on: November 09, 2008, 08:45:19 AM »
G,day

Generally, Gravity is thought of as the force that keeps us on this planet

However in terms of earth its force is limited by the distance an object falls and only works in one direction,
gravity cannot be reversed.

Unless you have access to  technology that will allow you to create antigravity
then you have perpetual motion

Any object dropped from a great height will embed itself in the planets surface.

Therefore Gravity is only a limited very powerfull force a terrestrial force


Magnetism is portable will work anywhere and can be magnyfied
can be used in reverse.
Its power depending on its size shape and material made from.
Also can be turned on and off if an electromagnet

However takeing BLACK HOLES into account I would say Gravity is a  more  powerfull force in the universe

As to Magnet and Gravity motors

Gravity is clean and simple

Magnet can be costly and dangerous

A Hybrid may be the best way to go

In the scheme of things gravity is solid permanent power beyond our comprehension .

Magnetism is to be used and moved and should be avoided in  ginormous permanent magnet projects

So in conclusion gravity is the Stronger

But should be used together with gravity

I appologise for my ramblings now these words are only based on my thoughts and you may not agree with them

One last thought

Build yourself a solar death ray the only parts needed 2 cm sq mirrors lots of them get your device to follow the sun you have steam power at a very small cost use power during the day and lights at night from batteries


Best wishes john

TechStuf

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Re: Which will be stronger? Gravity or magnet motors?
« Reply #23 on: November 09, 2008, 06:40:10 PM »

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Bladerunner is my idea of a future hell, the rapid increase of low cost electricity will cause a massive swelling of all types of comodities issues. We are very close to peak consupmtion on many items. Cure third world disease with clean water and give the rest of us consumers low cost power and we will eat through this planet like termites in soft pine.


The passage of time being relative, to some we may appear as consumers eating through this planet like termites in soft pine as it is!


TS

Joh70

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Re: Which will be stronger? Gravity or magnet motors?
« Reply #24 on: November 10, 2008, 12:17:59 PM »
Hi Alan,

here is my personal opinion:

Gravity-Motors can be built in several ways (at the moment i see 3 different ways, but all using same forces and same very basic principle). Usefull energy-output on all devices are comparable. I asume a device with 3 meteres diameter outputs 1 to 5 kW.  Overunity growes in square by diameter and weights used and maybe its depth = volume.

I asume a proper built Magnet-Motor same size (using an optimized functional principle only) could output much more, maybe 5 to 50 kW.

The most energy generated by a free-energy-device should be expected by static devices without moving parts or hydrogen-motors. These are powering cars in future but also a calculator or cell-phone (no more batteries), where space is limited. A device that size (3 meters diameter) should produce 10 to 100 kW or more usefull output.

When II. or III. generation of free energy device begins, Gravity-motors are still here for poor people and still in museum for show history (antique). But at the moment i would appreciate having one at least an antique here (Greetings to Bessler 1712).

sevich

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Re: Which will be stronger? Gravity or magnet motors?
« Reply #25 on: November 11, 2008, 12:38:18 PM »

When II. or III. generation of free energy device begins, Gravity-motors are still here for poor people and still in museum for show history (antique).(Greetings to Bessler 1712).

For poor people??? ha..ha!.............That may be so. I know (rich and poor) mankind will surely revert back to the use of fire [gravity wheel] after a surposedly near annihilaion of his own doing!

Gravity F/E will allways be more idiot-proof than magnetic.............

anton