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The Believe Machine
Posted on Saturday, April 07, 2007 @ 00:11:40 UTC by vlad
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 Thanks to Overtone for this: It apparently has been on display in Europe as a work of art.
If there is
no hidden battery, or other conventional source of energy, it would be
interesting to know the identity of the clever inventor.
Mark
(poster's comment: "clip of a permanent-magnet-engine that I saw at the Augsburger Kunstlabor 2005. music by me ...")
Click on The Believe Machine to see video.
The magnetic shield, in the center of the picture, which resembles a propeller, turns. The magnetic flux cannot pass through the shield. When the shield is in front of the magnets, they are attracted, when the shield is no longer in front of the magnets they are pushed away, because the magnets are now in repulsion. Finally the shield is used as a flywheel, repeatedly taking up and then discharging its kinetic energy.
Suitably modified, it can be used to generate electricity!
Country of origin: France
Translation was made from the following French text.
DailyMotion - 3/31/2007
Le bouclier anti-magnétique qui ressemble à une hélice tourne et est feromagnétique. Le flux magnétique ne peut passer au travers du bouclier. Quand le bouclier est devant les aimants, ceux ci sont attirés, quand le bouclier n'est plus devant les aimants ceux ci se font répoussé car les aimant sont en position répulsive. Enfin ce bouclier sert de volant d'inertie en se chargeant et en se déchargeant en énergie cinétique. Bon il ne reste plus à convertir en électrécité!
Author: existance12d
Tags: énergie libre, free energy, magnet perpetual motion. mouvement perpetual.
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Some other new interesting videos:
* Free Energy (in Polish)
* Perendev and Bedini motors
* Magnetic Energy - Power From Magnets
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Re: The Believe Machine (Score: 1)
by existance on Tuesday, April 10, 2007 @ 07:01:22 UTC
(User Info | Send a Message) | Hello everyone!
Excuse my English.
I am existance12d@hotmail.com
I found VideoCameraman and it is Erwan Pottier, I spoke with him.
I have write with the musical festival in Germany but the injury which is responsible is in vacancy.
It will answer me has its return.
I will find the inventor. It is necessary to be optimistic. I do not think that there is hidden Electromagnet.
In a friendly way Sebastien. |
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Re: The Believe Machine (Score: 1)
by existance on Tuesday, April 10, 2007 @ 07:31:08 UTC
(User Info | Send a Message) | Go in website of my friend! http://fdp.nu/dualpistondevice/default.asp
there is similar project.
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Re: The Believe Machine (Score: 1)
by pearldragon on Wednesday, April 11, 2007 @ 14:17:26 UTC
(User Info | Send a Message) | Hello all,
I build a system like in the movie. As soon as I'm done testing I will post my results.
Best regards
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Re: The Believe Machine (Score: 1)
by Henry on Friday, April 13, 2007 @ 21:19:26 UTC
(User Info | Send a Message) | Hate to burst your bubble here, but
If you use it to generate electricity, e.g. place a turbine in it, the B-field will cross induce an E-field onto the turbine (generating electricity) which will in turn cross induce another E-field onto the original magnetic plates, which oppose motion (Lenz's Law), and as such, will eventually cause the spinning magnets to slow down.
Remember people! There's a reason why it hasn't been done yet - total energy conservation of input energy into useful output is empirically impossible - for a reason.
Even here, the magnet isnt going to spin forever - it will slow down eventually, if there are losses in axis, or if there is even a small bit of metal inside the B-field.
There's a reason why perpetual motion doesnt work, we've achieved nearly 99.999999999% or so efficiency, but 100% is always going to be impossible. |
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Re: The Believe Machine (Score: 1)
by Henry on Friday, April 13, 2007 @ 21:21:50 UTC
(User Info | Send a Message) | One more thing
magnetic flux can pass through the shield, it gets through everything, except superconductors (which have to be super cooled, the latest ones, I THINK, operate at 60 ish kelvin.)
So, theres a flaw in the article :S |
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Re: The Believe Machine (Score: 1)
by pearldragon on Monday, April 16, 2007 @ 14:26:28 UTC
(User Info | Send a Message) | Hello All,
I made a copy of the model with FAC meccano.
I did several test and tried different modifications, but it didn't work
as in the original movie.
Also a computer simulation shows that it cannot work:
the energy to withdraw the metal/shielding from the magnetic field is too high.
It might be that the original inventor build in some missing link that I am not aware of...
To see the best my motor can do see: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeaG6bPIPGs [www.youtube.com] |
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The Believe Machine: a fake (Score: 1)
by vlad on Wednesday, April 18, 2007 @ 21:31:14 UTC
(User Info | Send a Message) http://www.zpenergy.com | Vlad,
In tracking down the origin of the Believe Machine,
it seems that the fellow who built it, told Stephan Hartmann of Overunity.com [overunity.com] that there is a carefully hidden
motor.
Apparently, when he could not get it to work, he turned it into
an art project having the hidden motor.
Mark
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Chairman & CEO
Magnetic Power Inc.
Room Temperature
Superconductors Inc.
301A North Main Street
P.O. Box 880
Sebastopol, CA
95473
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