Magnetic Motor (1 Stator K-Mets)

There is only one problem; you can not put a lode on this device. Or in other words you cannot extract energy because there is no excess energy.

read up on tseung or whatever his name his.. he used an offbalanced wheel to produce excess energy that could be "led out" Smart guys. I think you can still get the plans online somewhere since they want the knowledge out, and they're closer to production than anyone else. Don't post a dumb response to this. I won't be back to read it anyway.. It is what it is have fun.

I think the unlimited energy question is solved

It's a very nifty bearing that you have here, and if it were suspended in a perfect vacuum, it would spin for a very, very long time. I think minor material defects etc. would introduce some slight wobble that would eventually stop it, but even so, all that means is that it's time to find better ways to manufacture the components and assemble them.

I don't think it can be used as an energy source, though. You put energy in when you spin it up, and then if you take it out, it should stop.

above unity?


pfffffffhhh.

to 420&nopo, you are both right,it will eventually stop and it is about as frictionless as you can get with holding a spinning shaft in axis with the frictionless magnetic field it's within. in other words, this is about as close to the 50/50 parallel field effect as you can get without hardly loosing any of the energy applied. the goal is to offset the field as has a few inventors and then i will have more power % to rotation then is to the braking effect and this will cause continual rotation.

how long before it stops?

It stops... glass friction , air friction, this is a good machine but not produce energy.. or yes?

will this set up keep going forever with out stopping?

to ericwied, cont., the k-Mets model is magnetically latched. in other words invisible magnetic spur gears in clutch with each other. i have a video called start-up/k-Mets which you can see the latchings connecting with each other. i offer my open source ideas here for anyone to duplicate. the simple design i present is fact that i am not a hoax as "mutwa" who beleives in ocmpmm as real. what keeps the wheels spinning in sync with each other is kinetic-magnetic energy magnetically latched.

to ericwied, when you have nothing to hide you see everything as in k-Mets. as in the ocmpmm video you have flourescent lighting which makes the wheel look like it's spinning faster than it is, a hum in the background that speeds up with the wheel, silver reflective on side of wheel, no visual under table, speaker is being coached by someone else, slows stator at 4krpm in split second, al the ocmpmm builder would not deny the use of outside electrical power. never updated discovery,pure hoax.

ok does this prove oc mpmm or did u power it with a mono-polar motor great work btw

ok so this proves the oncept of oc mpmm right or have u charged the magnets to be a monopolar motor get back to me this is very interesting thanks

to PESNetwork, read my about this video and you'll find i mention slow down. since you've seen all the other k-Mets video's, take all the info contained and you'll, i'm sure, will be able to come up with an interesting question that i may answer for you.

to mutwa, the conservative approach i took means everyone can come to this level of thinking now that they have been introduced to it!

to mutwa,i am presenting models here that anyone can create, even you.spend some time exploring magnetic fields in a weigtless environment and you'll create your own k-Mets model that will surprise you and you'll have lots of fun with.then maybe your mind will become creative instead of pesimistic.then, and only then will you understand/see the laws of physics and the dimensions k-Mets is within and the possible future's it presents.

This sad display doesn't prove the oc was a hoax..It only proves this was a hoax..and a poor one. Of course you can spin it from a distance with other motors..we knew that 100 years ago. I can create a movie of people going to the moon, does that mean the moon landings were hoaxed? Not really..