i pity those people who cling to scientific 'laws' as if they were life breath, for they cannot break out of their own self imposed constraints......Albert Einstein, yep, he himself said that he was not happy with his very own theory of relativity, he said it was incomplete and needed more work....it has recently been noted that things can indeed travel faster than the speed of light challenging E=MC2...seems he was right, it was flawed, it did need more work.
@whackitov if E=Mc2 is incorrect, its stands to reason that every other theory based upon it needs looking at again, perhaps the laws of science are not so solid as to be a suitable foundation block for humanity
@whackitov Nothing has been proven to travel faster than light. A single experiment has given results to suggest certain particle might, but they wont publish the paper due to the fact they think its wrong. Thats why they are asking others to review it.
So questioning about science on one erroneous and likely wrong paper is pretty stupid. And plus science is supposed to move forward and stuff, and this sort of stuff (tho fraudulent in this case) is what makes science move forward
@SurvivalGuide2012 Dont waste your money, all the videos refer to the Bendini motor, and all videos are on youtube. Look up the daftmans videos and the school girl circuit. The website is misleading, that for $100 you can build a machine to power your home. NO its for a bendini motor, look up bendini fan motor
@halfvulcan - yes this is a closed system.. The video has the words "free energy" in the title and intends to imply that the output is greater than the input. If it has an external power supply then it is not a closed system and is therefore not "free energy". The designer (Bedini) himself sends out very ambiguous messages and none of his followers are really clear on what is claimed. Most are convinced this device runs forever (by it self charging the driving battery). It doesn't.
Lol, a motor self running by hand start for a little while Then stop it by hand, change directions, LOL. We were doing this as Jr. High School Kids, haaa! Idiot.
keap up the work. i have build a fan thet charge batery from vacum. its realy intrestying thing.
1crazyfocker, i thinck thet you can tray to learn and ounder stand what this is and what its based on before you say enything. you comments just prove thet you have no fate. thet you just sit in you litle bock and whant come out.
and by making these fake videos, just goes to prove that it does not work, that you have to use trickery to make it works. the fact that the capacitor starts charging before anything is moving and how fast you try to jump to starting it to cover up that fact. you give ppl that truely are trying to find the KEY a bad name, plus you con other into wasteing time and money on this scam, instead of working on something else that could oneday work!! how do you sleep at night lieing so much!
John bedini is a scam artest, his "motor" is not over unity, just look at his patent, no where does it state that it is or that it pulls energy out of the "vacuum", he makes money off of others by selling his fake "free energy motor" if you showed me a video of one working with out a power source I might change my mind, but the fact that you short out the capacitor to 0 and it starts charging the instance you stop shorting it, shows that there is an outside powersource filling it. a scam!!!!
A bedini circuit is nothing more than a mechanical version of a transformer. It is less efficient than a transformer which is why they are not used in anything.
Ok ... finally a decent quality video ... no batteries in sight ... no hidden wires ... it works ... finally shenanigans can go to sleep , i'll try this circuit too then
@104stefan Ask ngern. He thinks that breaking the laws of nature is an adventure. He has a working magnet motor in his garage but doesn't want to show it to anyone. But he does not like critical thinking, so please don't ask him any questions. Just believe what he says and leave it at that.
@a1mint Beamshipcaptain had already explained that the Bedini motor is a device that can harness the energy from what is now known as ether. Nicola Tesla also mentioned this yet undefined source of energy as radiant energy or zero-point. Experiments around the world prove that such a thing exists, but the textbooks have yet to teach it in the schools. Scientists already know about this. You can read but you don't understand because you're too cynical. zero-point energy IS in nature itself.
@ngern Complete and utter bunk in the first degree. It's all just fantasy. The utter bullshit terms you quack make up is literally insane. It's nothing but crap after crap after crap with your crooks.
Pseudo scientific fantasy nonsense, and nothing but.
Designed to fool the gullible in a bid for funding.
But you have one thing working against you. All this revealing of your con artistry in forums like this, isn't going to get the "investors" very interested. They might start asking questions.
@a1mint What funding? What customer? You are a fool! Your cynical mind betrays you by thinking that everything you see here is a scam! Has it ever occured to you that you are so unfairly judging me and anyone else who contradicts you. And that what we are saying is real! You are a fool! One of these days you're gonna meet someone as ridiculous as you and accuse you of being a liar. One of these days.
@a1mint I don't need your respect. You can go to hell for all I care. I never demanded respect even from my kids. I earn respect, and if I can't earn your respect, then oh well. When the time is ripe, I know I'll earn it even from you. In the menatime, you'll never stop me from investigating for myself. As it stands, my little project proves that you're totally wrong. So kiss my ass.
@ngern No it's not. It's indoctrination your child things that can not exist. It *IS* a form of child abuse. It's lying, and setting them up for a life of fraud. Very much child abuse.
@a1mint What an idiot you are. What money back? You're lying to your teeth. I'm not lying about anything I said about my project, and what I think about the discussions we've had. I don't go around asking people for money to "fund" my project. I spent no more than $200.00 on my project because I made a lot of mistakes putting it together. All I spent I took out of my own pocket. I do it because I believe I can benefit from it in many ways, including financial freedom. But I don't scam. Fuck U!
@a1mint Like I said. I have a working Bedini motor in my garage. I'm about to expand on this little project. The Bedini motor is similar to the video shown above except that this one can run on a capacitor instead of a battery. That's very interesting. Only this morning, I started my motor and detached the run battery while it is running. All of a sudden, speed of the rotor or disc increased tremendously! I thought it was going to fly off the shaft! it then stopped! Interesting.
I have a great idea. Make a video of it. Then go to a university and ask to be put in touch with a professor that could help you develop it further. It's a great way to get something off the ground.
Have him come over to your garage and go over the details. Let him see that there are no other energy sources used and that indeed it is a perpetual motion machine.
Why is it that noone EVER does this? Please be that FIRST one EVER !
@a1mint I can do better than that. I can bring my project Bedini motor to the university in person. But why bother when I know I can develop it further, I don't need a professor to do that for me. And another thing: I don't profess the BM to be a perpetual motion machine. I do open my mind to that idea, if I can improve on the design the way I want it. Remember beamshipcaptain? how many times has he told you it's been shown to professors and other scientists already? You keep repeating this!
@ngern How can you be so very very stupid to think that ANYONE believes magnet motors can exist at all, without it being all over the news, governments being all over it, scientists, home entrepreneurs, etc.
There is not a single product on the market that generates energy from a magnet motor. Not one.
You are fucked up enough to believe that there is a conspiracy against you and that you're better of keeping it a secret. You are *SUCH* a fraud ! LIAR PANTS ON FIRE ! S H A M E O N Y O U !
@a1mint My observation tells me that there must be a build-up of electromagnetic force in the coils while the motor was running. When I detached the run battery, the coil released that stored energy very strongly, then it got exhausted and the motor finally stopped. I think I know now why it is completely plausible that this motor CAN run with capacitors like on the video above. All I need to know now is how the capacitors were integrated in the circuit.
@a1mint Did I ever tell you otherwise? Let me ask you. Have you ever seen a regular motor that runs on a battery and charges up another battery at the same time? The video above even charges the same battery that's running it! Do you see perpetual motion there? I don't. I just see an extremely efficient type of motor/generator. The mystery part is harder to explain: How does it do that? Some scientists profess it's the harvesting of what is known as radiant energy.
@ngern A very inefficient way to charge a battery, with all those losses. You do know there are losses right?
You *ACTUALLY* think it is more efficient to charge a battery by taking power, running an electric motor on it, have it drive a generator, and use the power from the generator charge the battery?
Are you *ACTUALLY* retarded or something? Seriously, I *actually* am starting to think that you are mentally handicapped - WHICH is ok. And *IF* that's true then we should talk !
@ngern - The common meaning of "free energy" is energy from nowhere such as that generated by a perpetual motion machine. By whatever means you generate energy at home (and don't pay the power company) it is not "free energy". It is better to call it by it means of generation i.e. solar energy, wind energy, battery energ; you pay for it in terms of capital, depreciation, maintenance etc.
If you don't use the correct naming convention you'll get a lot of confused folks. You are an example.
@ZoeMarks ngern claims that magnet motors tap into energy from outer space. I forget what he calls it. zero point, overunity, dark energy, whatever. Something mysterious, and magnets are supposed to be a gateway to this other realm of energy, that we're free to tap in to.
@a1mint - I know what you mean. Magnetic motor proponents throw around a lot of terms they have picked up from free energy websites. They then think they actually sound like that they know what they are talking about. They would be better off sitting down and studying the basics of physics. These idiots need to send away for a set of free energy motor plans, then try to get it working, perhaps then the light will come on.
@ZoeMarks I've had countless of arguments with people suffering from various delusions. It's been a bit of a social experiment, in the hopes that I could learn what makes people delusional, and why people so rigidly stick with their beliefs. They never admit to any mistakes. They defend each other no matter what claims are made.
Everything said in favor of the subject is automatically all correct, and everything said against it is always automatically invalid somehow.
@a1mint - I just read your profile - we must be twins! Gee I despise fundamentalists. The writings of Gould, Dawkins and Darwin has given me confidence that creationists are a little over 99.9997% wrong. I work with a few Christian fundies and it is so sad to hear them talk about things they have been told to believe for which they have no understanding. There must be a God gene that is turned on in some people. Wish I could locate the switch. Cheers
@a1mint Mine is not a dillusion. What I'm talking about is the realization based on my pet project. Otherwise, I wouldn't be arguing with anyone about these things. My first project really opened my eyes to a lot more things than what's taken as normal or ordinary. I now live in a different paradigm; different from normal or ordinary. It's not crazy or insane, but boundless; free from the limitations of the so-called "Laws of Nature" as you put it!!! Bwa-ha-ha-ha-ha! (Mad scientist laugh)
@a1mint It works because it does what it is intended to do: be able to run like a motor and charge a battery at the same time. I never mentioned it to be in perpetual motion. The mystery surrounding it is what inspires me. Although I agree with perpetual motion, that notion does not exactly apply although there are proponents who will say it is so. I made the mad scientist laugh to lighten us a bit. I just think you people are scared because it might change the way we see science. Get updated!
@ngern If any part of the device is *creating* energy it is a perpetual motion machine.
What mystery? There is no mystery at all! You might find it all very interesting, but you're not understanding what you're seeings. You think voltages and rotating things is all cute and impressive, but there is nothing to it.
There is no energy creation because it is not possible.
@ZoeMarks ... that same exact behavior is seen in people that believe in homeopathy, hho devices, religion, microwaves are evil, wifi is evil, astrologists, etc etc.
I think it's hugely important for young people to learn to apply critical thinking, scientific processes, learning from mistakes, admitting mistakes, improving, and all the rest of it.
Too many people don't learn any of these skills and end up getting stuck in some sort of doctrine or cult.
@a1mint Actually that is not allways the case. Though all people with a mentality such as ngern's here often do believe in some outlandish things this does not mean that all people who believe such things share his mentality. He is like a tumor in this reguard they are just not all cancerous like he is.
@a1mint - "homeopathy, hho devices, religion, microwaves are evil, wifi is evil, astrologists" - Hey hang on! They are my targets too! I spent a long time crapping on astrologers - a favourite of mine by a long way.
Since education is dumbed down for a whole range of reasons (I believe religious based schools are partly responsible) then as you say, critical thinking has gone by the way side.
If it wasn't for the healing energy from my crystal collection I'd give up.
@ZoeMarks Most of my concentration has been on Christian fundamentalists / young earth creationists, homeopaths, hho'ers, and magnet motor-ists. I haven't tried astrologers yet. My understanding is that the position of the stars tell a story, but over the years the position of the stars changed which doesn't seem to matter - the whole thing is perhaps more ludicrous than all of them combined at first glance.
@a1mint - you'll get no where with astrologers, they are evasive loonies. Sort of like creationists staring at the sky. You see they claim astrology can't be tested scientifically and that is why it "appears" to have failed in all the studies done to date. LOL. I have poked fun at them for years. None of the groups you mentioned grasp the use of facts in arguments and thus it descends into a war of words and dummy spitting. All good fun.
@a1mint I also did a project on HHO. I was halfway done until I realized that as I put ordinary water thru the electrolysis process, it left a messy kind of gooey stuff on the surface of the water. It turns out that ordinary tap water is dirty and it's not a good choise to use because over time, the generator will be filled with this stuff and renders it inefficient. I needed to use filtered mineral water. I abandoned that project for that reason.
@ZoeMarks Homeopathy. You mean eating well, only all-natural remedies, accupuncture, and that kind of stuff? My wife loves that. I drink green tea with lemon and honey(sometimes only sugar) and I mix a few drops of echinacea and I drink this 4 or 5 times daily everytime I get a flu or cold. It works.
@ngern No, that's not what homeopathy is. Google it. Check out the wikipedia page on it for starters. You'll laugh your ass of. Or not, because you believe in stuff over science, so perhaps you'd make a good homeopath.
@a1mint I don't believe in critical thinking. Critical thinking makes the mind rigid, unbendable, and lacking in imagination. I believe in FREE thinking where everything is possible until you give up trying to make it work. Even if I can't make something work, that doesn't mean it can't work. I just can't make it work because I'm not doing it right. Someone else might be able to make it work. Critical thinking depends on established notions the possibilities.
@ngern No way! That's so funny! "You don't believe in critical thinking"!. seriously, I'm actually physically making laughing noises! Good grief. That is so unbelievably moronic!
You obviously have no idea whatsoever what critical thinking really means.
@a1mint This is true. I don't believe in critical thinking. I believe in Free thinking; free from the limitations set forth by the establishment who purports that any new discovery in science is complete baloney. So critical thinking for you does all that, but it doesn't do one thing; to set someone's mind to discovery. Critical thinking would only be useful to me after i make my discovery and try to explain what it is. Yes, it works completely against what I set my mind to do.
@ngern How is critical thinking not free thinking? You're free to think whatever you want. The critical part is that when you make a claim, it deserves scrutiny, assessment, evaluation, examination.
You don't want anyone to think about your hoax gadgets. You'd rather that people just believe what you say. You don't want to demonstrate anything, because you know it does not work.
@a1mint I'm always challenged by things that people say cannot be done. The only limitation I have is my own complacency, but I know I can get over it.
@ngern An adventure of lies, deceptions, hoaxes. You're on thin ice. One day you might try to sell the ideas for money. Doing things like donations. Making false claims is not legal. You're going to get in trouble.
@ZoeMarks We know what we're talking about. You people don't know what WE"re talking about. Oh I did spend $12,00 to buy a disc from Rexresearch. That's how I learned. Sadly, I found out that the whole thing is freely available on their website. Just copy and paste! The info in the disc is exactly the same as what you see in their website. It was worth it tho coz along with the disc are two other discs that contain more!!! he-he!
@a1mint Yeah I said those things except I didn't say anything about dark energy, or that magnets are like a gateway to other realm of energy. I do have my own theory about magnets. I believe that magnets are our connection to different dimensions of reality. I'm talking about alternate universes.Can't prove it, and I don't have time or enough wisdom to do it. I'm nuts but that's okay: most geniuses are nuts.
@a1mint Oh and whoever said that a magnet motor has to run in perpetual motion? Sometimes I miss some of your ridiculous comments, so sorry I didn't respond to it right away. I'm not sorry to say tho that to think that magnet motors must only operate in perpetual motion is just ridiculous. You're putting limitations on this subject that are in essence, NOT APPLICABLE.
@ngern No the proof is NOT all over the internet. Anything that moves either is just moving through momentum while slowing down, or a hidden energy source is used.
There has not ever been a working demonstration in front of a scientist verifying that it is genuine. Not ever, in the entire history of the world, anywhere in the world.
@a1mint Magnet motors are not a hoax, and if you go to rexresearch website, you can print out plans for building one, for free. All you need to do is get some magnets from somewhere, and build the appropriate apparati. Take that as a challenge, and I know you love a challenge!
@a1mint Look at them online. I just downloaded a bunch of them, including the DePalma 'N' machine to my facebook page. Build some, if you have the courage. Take that as a challenge, and I know you love a challenge. If you don't.\ I can only assume you are monumentally LAZY.
@ngern Right about what? Some evidence might help. But we haven't seen any. Might it be that you're full of shit and nothing else? Seems pretty plausible to me!
Yes of course the universe operates on perpetual motion. If any electrons ever stop spinning and orbiting protons, in your lifetime, let me know! We can take advantage of electron spins in magnetised ferromagnetic materials, just as Nature does. Earnshow's theorem is invalid, because it deals with CLOSED systems. OPEN systems cohere the Zero-Point energy, or Quantum foam that is vacuum, or Casimir-light.
@a1mint How right you are on this one. Guess it means that not all things, explained or unexplained, experience friction....wow.....looks like you hit on something! Now if only your imagination can expand on that......
@ngern Magnet motors however, attempt to move something while overcoming the friction slowing the mechanism down. Therefore, magnet motors can not exist, is a HOAX, and is only pushed by STINKING LIARS such as yourself.
@a1mint The same magnetic force that drives a regular motor can be accomplished using permanent magnets in a magnetic motor. There's no lie there. If you don't have the mental capacity to imagine that and make it work, then we're in a different level. I challenge myself to innovate and discover new things: you're content on what generally works, and that, my friend, is why you will never innovate.
@a1mint So what do you think would happen if you use ONLY the same sides of two magnets, say, north to north or south to south? See you seem to forget that magnets attract the opposite side BUT PUSHES ON the similar side. The Bedini motor works like that. The rotor is installed with magnets and its north poles facing outward. The electromagnetic coil is set up electronically to give north-pole bursts at the point a magnet passes by the core of the coil, thus making the rotor turn.
@ngern There is one slight iensy tiensy problem with that. And that point has already been brought up, but crooks like you ignore it and pretend that that point wasn't made. See, you're not interesting in explanations and science. You are only in it to fool people.
Ok, again: it takes at least the same amount of energy to escape a magnetic field than the energy you get from attracting to it.
@a1mint You can read but you close your mind to what I am telling you. IT IS NO LIE! That is how the Bedini motor runs. The thing that makes it unique is that the system can harness ether and produce great results as it charges up another battery. Whenever I bring up a point that makes sense, you resort to maligning me! This is not the way for you to understand what you cannot understand. Learn to listen for once, instead of denying me my good points.
@a1mint The part I don't understand is how narrow your mind is. If you failed to understand what I explained to you, then it's your problem. My project works, whether you understood or not.
@a1mint What an idiot you are. Trying to to argue with me while right before my eyes is a motor that runs as I expected it would. The real liar is you; your claims are ridiculously flawed because I'm staring at the facts right there in my workbench. How can you even try to argue with me when I have the motor running right here. How can you prove what you say to me when I have the running motor right here with me, sorry piece of shit.
@a1mint I just shake my head over your hopeless situation. You're a Youtuber whose main job is to debunk anything you can't understand. Or maybe you get paid to do this....hmmmm.....
@a1mint - my hat off to you for trying but you can't convince some people. What you have failed to grasp is that if you coat the magnets with a mixture of fairy dust and crushed unicorn horns you get magnetic shielding that allows the magnets to offer repulsion when the opposing magent is just past the point when repulsion produces power.
I have some plans on how to build fairy & unicorn traps; I can sell you plans ($750 +tax) - trust me, they work.
@ZoeMarks Well guess whose telling lies now? I have a better one for you. Why don't you mix those fairy dust and crushed unicorn horns with that whisky you drink every night. I have information from a reputable sorcerer that it can make you 10 times smarter. Then and maybe then, you can start to understand what's really happening in the world of technology right now. Sha-bang!!!
@a1mint Again, the Bedini motor and the magnet motor both use the repulsion of same or similar sides of the magnetic force, NOT the attracting sides of the magnetic force. If the north pole of a magnet faces the north pole of another magnet, the magnets will push against each other. Now think about that for a while, take a coffee break or something, so your brain can absorb this simple fact. You don't need energy to escape the magnetic field in this scenario.
@a1mint Oh finally there's a shimmer light. Something you said is right. That's how the magnet motor will work: You push like magnetic forces together! Yipeee!! You did it! You're actually beginning to understand!!!! I am sooooooooo happy for you!!!! Yipeeeeee! Ha-ha-ha-ha. Are you democrat or republican?
@a1mint Yipeee!!! You're beginning to understand some things! There is external force needed to push them together. Once you try to do that, the repulsion itself is the energy you gain from it. The more you push them together, the more gain in repulsion. That's how the magnet motor will work! Yipeeee!!!! Finally....you probably don't even realize it!!!
@ngern That's what I said. But I also said that you need at least the same or more energy to push them together, as the energy you get from the repulsing action.
@a1mint The gain IS the repulsion that you get from pushing them together. The repulsion will make the rotor spin and momentum will give it a boost. Since a magnet motor is not electromagnetic, the problems associated with eddy currents and the like are non-existent, what's left is friction presented by the bearings on the shaft that holds the rotor. Also, if the axis of rotation vibrates, it may present some losses, but I think it will be negligible.
@a1mint Oh by the way. regular motors work on the same principles also. Magnetic forces in the stator repulsing the magnetic forces in the rotor making it spin. Simple fact.
@a1mint You have to have a different set of ideas to make this thing work. What applies to regular powered motors do not exactly apply to a magnet motor. The key to making this work is to take the opportunity that permanent magnets provide instead of trying to think that you have to somehow turn the magnet on or off, which as you say, and I agree, is a problem. I think that the main problem lies in learning how to control or eliminate the attractive forces of the magnets leaving only repulsion.
@ngern - regular motors have an external power source and some of that energy is converted to friction, heat losses, eddy current losses and the output. Magnetic motors are in essence in a neutral energy state. Rotating the rotor externally causes numerous degrees of magnetic attraction/repulsion that offer no net gain.
Were a magnetic motor to spin by itself the entire scientific community (of which your membership has not been approved) would say, in unison "bullshit!".
@ZoeMarks You're absolutely right. The net efficiency of a regular motor is not even 50% because of these losses. But the Bedini motor is not like any other regular motor, and so are other new technologies such as the Perendev Magnetic motor. Although they are related in that they all use magnetic (or electromagnetic forces in the case of regular motors), they differ in that these new technologies are able to solve the problem of losses and friction. These are new ideas,
@ngern "Magnet motors" pretend that the can gain motion by always being able to gain from magnet attraction or repulsion. But that can not work, because you can not turn on and off that magnetic field. There is no gain possible.
You can not add some sort of door in the magnetic field to turn the field on when you want it and off when you don't want it, because that door would interact with that field. You can't freely escape the force of a magnet after attracting to it. And vice versa.
@a1mint You don't have to turn off the magnetic field to make it turn. As a matter of fact, I think you can use that opportunity(the magnetic force always on and in one direction) to propel the rotor into high gear. What needs to be controlled is how the permanent magnetic force in the stator(or stators) will act on the rotor so that it will continously move in one direction, and I think that can be accomplished.
@a1mint In order for a magnet motor to work, one has to eliminate the forces of attraction that will make the motor stop. Totally eliminating or at least limiting it to a degree where it is practically a non-factor is the key to making a successful magnet motor. I will start working on my magnet motor soon. By the way, the Bedini motor accomplishes that on-and-off effect using a very simple circuit which Mr. Bedini called a schoolgirl circuit, so easy a schoolgirl can make one.
@ZoeMarks It exists, whether you think so or not. You cannot claim this to be untrue especially if the persons you are corresponding with have seen it themselves. I have the Bedini motor on my workbench. so since I think it works like a magnet motor, I think I can replicate a Perendev Magnet motor as well. And yes the Bedini motor can charge up batteries as well as it claims, even rejuvenate old batteries that don't seem to work anymore. I know coz I have one. Try to argue with me again....
@ZoeMarks I never claimed that detaching the run battery will not stop the motor from running. Bedinireplication, however, has been able to run a Bedini motor without a run battery but only a capacitor as shown above. The battery is part of the whole system, as Mr. John Bedini mentioned; the replica above can run on only capacitors. I never claimed that the motor is in perpetual motion; what I claim is that it exhibits things that are not of the norm, like charging twelve batteries with one bat
@ngern - measure the power going into the supposedly charged batteries and compare it to the power leaving the drive battery. The trouble with everyone doing these experiments is they measure voltage as if that is a measure of power. You cannot charge a battery from another battery and end up with the same total energy in the system. If you don't grasp that now you never will.
@ZoeMarks Oh I put up. You mentioned being able to patent things to help improve technology. That's good, But isn't it about time that what you call "logical" science move forward instead of getting stuck in it's inefficient state as it is right now. We're the same in a way, but I look at science as a discovery, not some written absolute that never changes.
@ngern - science is not in an efficient state. You need to get off your backside and read a few books on the subject. However there are absolutes. All these "free energy" proposals are doomed to failure because of absolutes. If you really wanted to make change write to your local politician and ask to have the laws of physics repealed so science can move forward...
@ZoeMarks Hi there fuckwad,since I have never commented on this vid you need to go back to sucking your daddys dick since you can't do much else. Oh and people haven't used the term 'not' for about 15 yrs
@biafran75 - I never said you commented on this video. You posted a stupid comment to me "pot kettle" which I found to be irrelevant and childish. So now for some reason you feel the need to carry on like a loser. You go on enjoying solo sex until your mum gets out of jail.
@ZoeMarks Sorry for the late response. You're right science is not an efficient state, but the universe is. About absolutes; absolutes only exist because of of our lack of knowledge about it; discovery breaks down the absolutes as we know it. 200 years ago, even scientists were ABSOLUTELY sure that humans can't get to the moon. And what a stupid comment: writing your politicians to ask the laws of physics be repealed? Are politicians the source of your scientific wit?
@ngern - I posted on another video some time ago that the laws of physics should be repealed so that all the perpetual motion machines that currently don't work would suddenly burst into life. I got a response that agreed that could be an outcome. Oh dear me. If that is the level of stupidity in this country we have no hope. People may perceive science to be in a less than ideal state, but those folks who who confuse the laws of physics with the beliefs of the plebs...
@ZoeMarks The external power source is used to create electromagnetic forces in the motor to provide it with repulsion. You can say in essence that it is in a neutral state, but that is taking it at an average. The truth is that the motor is in continous magnetic flux in relation to its rotation. Now you saw in the related video above that the rotation of the rotor is powered by nothing more than a capacitor. Sound bullshit to you? Then you can join a1mint's club...The stupid club.
@ngern Unless someone shows a working demonstration, the only logical conclusion is that you either really are stupid, or else you're a con artist that's knowingly lying.
@a1mint The perendev magnet motor, remember? Take a look at the video again. Maybe this time you'll see something different, even tho it's the very same video. Also I told you by the end of this year, I'll make one.
@ngern - "The truth is that the motor is in continous magnetic flux in relation to its rotation." - wow that sounds so scientific. Instead of slowly sinking in your own bullshit why don't you make a working version and post a video of it? A person of your obvious talent should be able to do that. I promise not to laugh.
@ZoeMarks That's no bullshit. Why do you think the contact brushes of the rotor are configured the way it is? You talk about critical thinking but you yourself don't have one! The magnetic field of the rotor changes direction in relation to it's own speed, and this is accomplished by the configuration of the contacts leading to the magnet wires of the rotor. The DC motor is the perfect example of what I'm talking about. An AC motor is a bit more complicated but follows the same principle.
@ZoeMarks You're absolutely right about how reality sucks, too. Especially when you can't get your head to agree with what you see. You are dumbfounded. The easiest way to get out of that uneasiness is to dismiss it as unbelievable, therefore, a hoax. That line of logic is in error.
@ngern Of course it's unbelievable. It completely violated the laws of nature. All we see from people like you is claims, fuzzy videos. Not once is there a proper demonstration of a working prototype where an actual scientist gets to verify that there isn't an external power source feeding the motion.
So given it is scientifically impossible and seeing nothing but unsubstantiated rhetoric, the only logical conclusion is that it *IS* a hoax.
@ZoeMarks I don't need to be a member of any scientific organization whose members can't get their heads off their asses. Sorry I dragged you into this argument. I got tired of arguing with a1mint, whose defense of his arguments resort to name-calling and maligning, and accusing me of being a liar. He's lost the argument and still he goes on....
@ngern Yes, I accuse you being a liar. I think you are a liar. Or else you are delusional and instead of looking at things scientifically, you only go on beliefs and faith. Faith, the process of non-thinking. Are you religious by the way? You fit the mold.
I can't think of a single point you have made that made you win any argument at all.
@a1mint Yes I claim that MY Bedini motor exhibits those traits. The BM acts as if one battery can equal twelve batteries of the same type. My point is that voltage DOES equate to energy because it is voltage difference that creates wattage.
@ngern No, you are wrong. It is voltage M_U_L_T_I_P_L_I_E_D by amperage that equals energy. *NOT* voltage alone and *NOT* amperage alone.
For example. I have a one of those project lab kits, with electronic parts that you can wire together. It comes with a few hundred building plans to make things like radios and such.
One of the projects is to raise voltage. It turns DC into AC and then runs it through a transformer (in reverse), and then converts the AC into DC. 3V becomes 9V. Not more energy
@ZoeMarks The entire scientific community is not on his side! Stop speaking for everyone as if everyone agrees with you. People on my side have better things to do than put posts on Youtube! They're too busy discovering new things that people like you can't even imagine exists! Luckily, I take the time because I love arguing. It's like a passion. Besides, it keeps my enthusiasm in check. Leaves me with a little bit of skepticism but at the same time more inspired in the end.
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subhankarkudghat 5 days ago
"My point is that voltage DOES equate to energy because it is voltage difference that creates wattage. ngern "
You clearly don't know the true meaning of "energy" when it is in reference to electrical situations.
Wattage is the result of a VOLTAGE applied to a load that causes AMPS to flow through the load. That is where wattage gets into the picture. W = E x I
Do yourself a favor and buy a good book on electrical theory. Or Google "Wikipedia Energy".
yugo130 3 weeks ago
Wow! A battery powered motor. Further proof of the low level of science instilled in the masses.
This as close to free energy as a cure for stupidity.
LiamXaoh 1 month ago
@LiamXaoh yes, but if you act like it's working, then it's working right?
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baloneyjazz 2 weeks ago
@baloneyjazz - mmm. Yeah sure. Want to buy Brooklyn Bridge? LOL
LiamXaoh 2 weeks ago
i pity those people who cling to scientific 'laws' as if they were life breath, for they cannot break out of their own self imposed constraints......Albert Einstein, yep, he himself said that he was not happy with his very own theory of relativity, he said it was incomplete and needed more work....it has recently been noted that things can indeed travel faster than the speed of light challenging E=MC2...seems he was right, it was flawed, it did need more work.
whackitov 4 months ago
@whackitov if E=Mc2 is incorrect, its stands to reason that every other theory based upon it needs looking at again, perhaps the laws of science are not so solid as to be a suitable foundation block for humanity
whackitov 4 months ago
@whackitov Nothing has been proven to travel faster than light. A single experiment has given results to suggest certain particle might, but they wont publish the paper due to the fact they think its wrong. Thats why they are asking others to review it.
So questioning about science on one erroneous and likely wrong paper is pretty stupid. And plus science is supposed to move forward and stuff, and this sort of stuff (tho fraudulent in this case) is what makes science move forward
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SurvivalGuide2012 5 months ago 4
@SurvivalGuide2012 Dont waste your money, all the videos refer to the Bendini motor, and all videos are on youtube. Look up the daftmans videos and the school girl circuit. The website is misleading, that for $100 you can build a machine to power your home. NO its for a bendini motor, look up bendini fan motor
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ghpiygfuy 7 months ago
@halfvulcan - yes this is a closed system.. The video has the words "free energy" in the title and intends to imply that the output is greater than the input. If it has an external power supply then it is not a closed system and is therefore not "free energy". The designer (Bedini) himself sends out very ambiguous messages and none of his followers are really clear on what is claimed. Most are convinced this device runs forever (by it self charging the driving battery). It doesn't.
ZoeMarks 8 months ago
nice 2 job cool of set motor
skunkape49 9 months ago
I fail to see how this is ''free energy'' I've looked at the schematics for this type of a device and it is powered by batteries.
Zed1967 10 months ago
Another fake free energy video. When will they ever stop?
LiamXaoh 10 months ago
Lol, a motor self running by hand start for a little while Then stop it by hand, change directions, LOL. We were doing this as Jr. High School Kids, haaa! Idiot.
rich0319726 11 months ago
and fackt is thet ther are scientistik provad thet you can get energy from vacum, google it!
crimzzon123 11 months ago
@crimzzon123 I tried to get free energy from a vacuum, but it sucked up my power cord. Damn Shopvac!
valveman12 10 months ago
grate video. :)
keap up the work. i have build a fan thet charge batery from vacum. its realy intrestying thing.
1crazyfocker, i thinck thet you can tray to learn and ounder stand what this is and what its based on before you say enything. you comments just prove thet you have no fate. thet you just sit in you litle bock and whant come out.
sorry for may bad eng.
crimzzon123 11 months ago
and by making these fake videos, just goes to prove that it does not work, that you have to use trickery to make it works. the fact that the capacitor starts charging before anything is moving and how fast you try to jump to starting it to cover up that fact. you give ppl that truely are trying to find the KEY a bad name, plus you con other into wasteing time and money on this scam, instead of working on something else that could oneday work!! how do you sleep at night lieing so much!
1crazyfocker 11 months ago
John bedini is a scam artest, his "motor" is not over unity, just look at his patent, no where does it state that it is or that it pulls energy out of the "vacuum", he makes money off of others by selling his fake "free energy motor" if you showed me a video of one working with out a power source I might change my mind, but the fact that you short out the capacitor to 0 and it starts charging the instance you stop shorting it, shows that there is an outside powersource filling it. a scam!!!!
1crazyfocker 11 months ago
A bedini circuit is nothing more than a mechanical version of a transformer. It is less efficient than a transformer which is why they are not used in anything.
MrAwsome514 1 year ago
man, a1mint is a Dick, Fucking Troll Fagot. He doesn't know fuck-all about Bendini circuits. good Work man.
Mannycom420 1 year ago
jeeze, let's move on......
debunkified 1 year ago
Ok ... finally a decent quality video ... no batteries in sight ... no hidden wires ... it works ... finally shenanigans can go to sleep , i'll try this circuit too then
TheKaos90 1 year ago
So what can i power with this.... and how can i make one my self thanks
104stefan 1 year ago
@104stefan Ask ngern. He thinks that breaking the laws of nature is an adventure. He has a working magnet motor in his garage but doesn't want to show it to anyone. But he does not like critical thinking, so please don't ask him any questions. Just believe what he says and leave it at that.
a1mint 1 year ago
@ZoeMarks Free energy means you don't have to pay the electric company to run the motor. It's running on it's own.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern Violating the laws of nature is not possible period.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint Beamshipcaptain had already explained that the Bedini motor is a device that can harness the energy from what is now known as ether. Nicola Tesla also mentioned this yet undefined source of energy as radiant energy or zero-point. Experiments around the world prove that such a thing exists, but the textbooks have yet to teach it in the schools. Scientists already know about this. You can read but you don't understand because you're too cynical. zero-point energy IS in nature itself.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern Complete and utter bunk in the first degree. It's all just fantasy. The utter bullshit terms you quack make up is literally insane. It's nothing but crap after crap after crap with your crooks.
Pseudo scientific fantasy nonsense, and nothing but.
Designed to fool the gullible in a bid for funding.
But you have one thing working against you. All this revealing of your con artistry in forums like this, isn't going to get the "investors" very interested. They might start asking questions.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint What funding? What customer? You are a fool! Your cynical mind betrays you by thinking that everything you see here is a scam! Has it ever occured to you that you are so unfairly judging me and anyone else who contradicts you. And that what we are saying is real! You are a fool! One of these days you're gonna meet someone as ridiculous as you and accuse you of being a liar. One of these days.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern When you're barfing bullshit like you do, you can't exactly expect a whole lot of respect.
Happily flaunting around bullshit like how the laws of nature don't apply to you, is just insane.
The unscientific hoaxes you're rooting for completely destroys any credibility you're hoping to gain.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint I don't need your respect. You can go to hell for all I care. I never demanded respect even from my kids. I earn respect, and if I can't earn your respect, then oh well. When the time is ripe, I know I'll earn it even from you. In the menatime, you'll never stop me from investigating for myself. As it stands, my little project proves that you're totally wrong. So kiss my ass.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern So you indoctrinate your children with this unscientific hogwash? That's a form of child abuse you know.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint Not child abuse, it's called educating your child.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern No it's not. It's indoctrination your child things that can not exist. It *IS* a form of child abuse. It's lying, and setting them up for a life of fraud. Very much child abuse.
a1mint 1 year ago
@ngern Questions like, "I now feel you're running a scam and I want my money back".
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint What an idiot you are. What money back? You're lying to your teeth. I'm not lying about anything I said about my project, and what I think about the discussions we've had. I don't go around asking people for money to "fund" my project. I spent no more than $200.00 on my project because I made a lot of mistakes putting it together. All I spent I took out of my own pocket. I do it because I believe I can benefit from it in many ways, including financial freedom. But I don't scam. Fuck U!
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern So you're not "in the business" like beamhead is?
When you can demonstrate something working, come back, you'd be first one that demonstrate any perpetual motion device in history.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint Like I said. I have a working Bedini motor in my garage. I'm about to expand on this little project. The Bedini motor is similar to the video shown above except that this one can run on a capacitor instead of a battery. That's very interesting. Only this morning, I started my motor and detached the run battery while it is running. All of a sudden, speed of the rotor or disc increased tremendously! I thought it was going to fly off the shaft! it then stopped! Interesting.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern Rriigghhtt.... Noone believes you.
I have a great idea. Make a video of it. Then go to a university and ask to be put in touch with a professor that could help you develop it further. It's a great way to get something off the ground.
Have him come over to your garage and go over the details. Let him see that there are no other energy sources used and that indeed it is a perpetual motion machine.
Why is it that noone EVER does this? Please be that FIRST one EVER !
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint I can do better than that. I can bring my project Bedini motor to the university in person. But why bother when I know I can develop it further, I don't need a professor to do that for me. And another thing: I don't profess the BM to be a perpetual motion machine. I do open my mind to that idea, if I can improve on the design the way I want it. Remember beamshipcaptain? how many times has he told you it's been shown to professors and other scientists already? You keep repeating this!
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern How can you be so very very stupid to think that ANYONE believes magnet motors can exist at all, without it being all over the news, governments being all over it, scientists, home entrepreneurs, etc.
There is not a single product on the market that generates energy from a magnet motor. Not one.
You are fucked up enough to believe that there is a conspiracy against you and that you're better of keeping it a secret. You are *SUCH* a fraud ! LIAR PANTS ON FIRE ! S H A M E O N Y O U !
a1mint 1 year ago 2
@a1mint My observation tells me that there must be a build-up of electromagnetic force in the coils while the motor was running. When I detached the run battery, the coil released that stored energy very strongly, then it got exhausted and the motor finally stopped. I think I know now why it is completely plausible that this motor CAN run with capacitors like on the video above. All I need to know now is how the capacitors were integrated in the circuit.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern So there is a battery involved? And when you disconnect the motor it comes to a stop? So it's an electric motor then.
That professor you're going to invite will conclude the same thing.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint Did I ever tell you otherwise? Let me ask you. Have you ever seen a regular motor that runs on a battery and charges up another battery at the same time? The video above even charges the same battery that's running it! Do you see perpetual motion there? I don't. I just see an extremely efficient type of motor/generator. The mystery part is harder to explain: How does it do that? Some scientists profess it's the harvesting of what is known as radiant energy.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern A very inefficient way to charge a battery, with all those losses. You do know there are losses right?
You *ACTUALLY* think it is more efficient to charge a battery by taking power, running an electric motor on it, have it drive a generator, and use the power from the generator charge the battery?
Are you *ACTUALLY* retarded or something? Seriously, I *actually* am starting to think that you are mentally handicapped - WHICH is ok. And *IF* that's true then we should talk !
a1mint 1 year ago
@ngern - The common meaning of "free energy" is energy from nowhere such as that generated by a perpetual motion machine. By whatever means you generate energy at home (and don't pay the power company) it is not "free energy". It is better to call it by it means of generation i.e. solar energy, wind energy, battery energ; you pay for it in terms of capital, depreciation, maintenance etc.
If you don't use the correct naming convention you'll get a lot of confused folks. You are an example.
ZoeMarks 1 year ago
@ZoeMarks That post I made about free energy was a joke. Sorry if it boggled you. You are absolutely correct by your definition.
ngern 1 year ago
@ZoeMarks ngern claims that magnet motors tap into energy from outer space. I forget what he calls it. zero point, overunity, dark energy, whatever. Something mysterious, and magnets are supposed to be a gateway to this other realm of energy, that we're free to tap in to.
Lots of claims about working magnet motors.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint - I know what you mean. Magnetic motor proponents throw around a lot of terms they have picked up from free energy websites. They then think they actually sound like that they know what they are talking about. They would be better off sitting down and studying the basics of physics. These idiots need to send away for a set of free energy motor plans, then try to get it working, perhaps then the light will come on.
ZoeMarks 1 year ago
@ZoeMarks I've had countless of arguments with people suffering from various delusions. It's been a bit of a social experiment, in the hopes that I could learn what makes people delusional, and why people so rigidly stick with their beliefs. They never admit to any mistakes. They defend each other no matter what claims are made.
Everything said in favor of the subject is automatically all correct, and everything said against it is always automatically invalid somehow.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint - I just read your profile - we must be twins! Gee I despise fundamentalists. The writings of Gould, Dawkins and Darwin has given me confidence that creationists are a little over 99.9997% wrong. I work with a few Christian fundies and it is so sad to hear them talk about things they have been told to believe for which they have no understanding. There must be a God gene that is turned on in some people. Wish I could locate the switch. Cheers
ZoeMarks 1 year ago
@ZoeMarks pot kettle
biafran75 1 year ago
@biafran75 - very deep and meaningful. Not.
ZoeMarks 1 year ago
@a1mint Mine is not a dillusion. What I'm talking about is the realization based on my pet project. Otherwise, I wouldn't be arguing with anyone about these things. My first project really opened my eyes to a lot more things than what's taken as normal or ordinary. I now live in a different paradigm; different from normal or ordinary. It's not crazy or insane, but boundless; free from the limitations of the so-called "Laws of Nature" as you put it!!! Bwa-ha-ha-ha-ha! (Mad scientist laugh)
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern Sure it's a delusion. You have a "Bidinini motor" in your garage. But when you disconnect the battery it comes to a stop.
But you think it works anyway.
So you *ARE* delusional.
You laughing is actually kind of embarrassing by the way.
a1mint 1 year ago
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ngern 1 year ago
@a1mint It works because it does what it is intended to do: be able to run like a motor and charge a battery at the same time. I never mentioned it to be in perpetual motion. The mystery surrounding it is what inspires me. Although I agree with perpetual motion, that notion does not exactly apply although there are proponents who will say it is so. I made the mad scientist laugh to lighten us a bit. I just think you people are scared because it might change the way we see science. Get updated!
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern If any part of the device is *creating* energy it is a perpetual motion machine.
What mystery? There is no mystery at all! You might find it all very interesting, but you're not understanding what you're seeings. You think voltages and rotating things is all cute and impressive, but there is nothing to it.
There is no energy creation because it is not possible.
You can not create or destroy energy. PERIOD !
You have a *LOT* to learn about science CLEARLY!
a1mint 1 year ago
@ZoeMarks ... that same exact behavior is seen in people that believe in homeopathy, hho devices, religion, microwaves are evil, wifi is evil, astrologists, etc etc.
I think it's hugely important for young people to learn to apply critical thinking, scientific processes, learning from mistakes, admitting mistakes, improving, and all the rest of it.
Too many people don't learn any of these skills and end up getting stuck in some sort of doctrine or cult.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint Actually that is not allways the case. Though all people with a mentality such as ngern's here often do believe in some outlandish things this does not mean that all people who believe such things share his mentality. He is like a tumor in this reguard they are just not all cancerous like he is.
MrAwsome514 1 year ago
@MrAwsome514 Oooh, I'm cancerous! That's good! I'm getting somewhere with you! Maybe a few more sessions and you're mine...he-he-he
ngern 1 year ago
@a1mint - "homeopathy, hho devices, religion, microwaves are evil, wifi is evil, astrologists" - Hey hang on! They are my targets too! I spent a long time crapping on astrologers - a favourite of mine by a long way.
Since education is dumbed down for a whole range of reasons (I believe religious based schools are partly responsible) then as you say, critical thinking has gone by the way side.
If it wasn't for the healing energy from my crystal collection I'd give up.
ZoeMarks 1 year ago
@ZoeMarks Most of my concentration has been on Christian fundamentalists / young earth creationists, homeopaths, hho'ers, and magnet motor-ists. I haven't tried astrologers yet. My understanding is that the position of the stars tell a story, but over the years the position of the stars changed which doesn't seem to matter - the whole thing is perhaps more ludicrous than all of them combined at first glance.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint - you'll get no where with astrologers, they are evasive loonies. Sort of like creationists staring at the sky. You see they claim astrology can't be tested scientifically and that is why it "appears" to have failed in all the studies done to date. LOL. I have poked fun at them for years. None of the groups you mentioned grasp the use of facts in arguments and thus it descends into a war of words and dummy spitting. All good fun.
ZoeMarks 1 year ago
@a1mint I also did a project on HHO. I was halfway done until I realized that as I put ordinary water thru the electrolysis process, it left a messy kind of gooey stuff on the surface of the water. It turns out that ordinary tap water is dirty and it's not a good choise to use because over time, the generator will be filled with this stuff and renders it inefficient. I needed to use filtered mineral water. I abandoned that project for that reason.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern HHO devices do not work and can not improve mpg, period. Trust me, been there done that. I'm miles ahead on you on that.
a1mint 1 year ago
@ZoeMarks Homeopathy. You mean eating well, only all-natural remedies, accupuncture, and that kind of stuff? My wife loves that. I drink green tea with lemon and honey(sometimes only sugar) and I mix a few drops of echinacea and I drink this 4 or 5 times daily everytime I get a flu or cold. It works.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern No, that's not what homeopathy is. Google it. Check out the wikipedia page on it for starters. You'll laugh your ass of. Or not, because you believe in stuff over science, so perhaps you'd make a good homeopath.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint Oh I just googled it, Can't argue with you on that. I have no idea about it and don't care to look further into it.
ngern 1 year ago
@a1mint I don't believe in critical thinking. Critical thinking makes the mind rigid, unbendable, and lacking in imagination. I believe in FREE thinking where everything is possible until you give up trying to make it work. Even if I can't make something work, that doesn't mean it can't work. I just can't make it work because I'm not doing it right. Someone else might be able to make it work. Critical thinking depends on established notions the possibilities.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern No way! That's so funny! "You don't believe in critical thinking"!. seriously, I'm actually physically making laughing noises! Good grief. That is so unbelievably moronic!
You obviously have no idea whatsoever what critical thinking really means.
"Critical thinking clarifies goals, examines assumptions, discerns hidden values, evaluates evidence, accomplishes actions, and assesses conclusions."
Which works completely against you, no wonder you don't like it.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint This is true. I don't believe in critical thinking. I believe in Free thinking; free from the limitations set forth by the establishment who purports that any new discovery in science is complete baloney. So critical thinking for you does all that, but it doesn't do one thing; to set someone's mind to discovery. Critical thinking would only be useful to me after i make my discovery and try to explain what it is. Yes, it works completely against what I set my mind to do.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern How is critical thinking not free thinking? You're free to think whatever you want. The critical part is that when you make a claim, it deserves scrutiny, assessment, evaluation, examination.
You don't want anyone to think about your hoax gadgets. You'd rather that people just believe what you say. You don't want to demonstrate anything, because you know it does not work.
You are SUCH a FRAUD !
Try to sell it, so we can toss you in jail !
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint I'm always challenged by things that people say cannot be done. The only limitation I have is my own complacency, but I know I can get over it.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern You can't break the laws of nature. Trying to do so is a waste of time.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint you think it's a waste of time, I think it's an adventure.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern An adventure of lies, deceptions, hoaxes. You're on thin ice. One day you might try to sell the ideas for money. Doing things like donations. Making false claims is not legal. You're going to get in trouble.
a1mint 1 year ago
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ngern 1 year ago
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@ZoeMarks We know what we're talking about. You people don't know what WE"re talking about. Oh I did spend $12,00 to buy a disc from Rexresearch. That's how I learned. Sadly, I found out that the whole thing is freely available on their website. Just copy and paste! The info in the disc is exactly the same as what you see in their website. It was worth it tho coz along with the disc are two other discs that contain more!!! he-he!
ngern 1 year ago
@a1mint Yeah I said those things except I didn't say anything about dark energy, or that magnets are like a gateway to other realm of energy. I do have my own theory about magnets. I believe that magnets are our connection to different dimensions of reality. I'm talking about alternate universes.Can't prove it, and I don't have time or enough wisdom to do it. I'm nuts but that's okay: most geniuses are nuts.
ngern 1 year ago
@a1mint Oh and whoever said that a magnet motor has to run in perpetual motion? Sometimes I miss some of your ridiculous comments, so sorry I didn't respond to it right away. I'm not sorry to say tho that to think that magnet motors must only operate in perpetual motion is just ridiculous. You're putting limitations on this subject that are in essence, NOT APPLICABLE.
ngern 1 year ago
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@ngern There isn't one working magnet motor at all!
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint The proof is all over the internet, but you malign it. If it was a snake, it would've bitten you.... And stop accusing people, you moron.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern No the proof is NOT all over the internet. Anything that moves either is just moving through momentum while slowing down, or a hidden energy source is used.
There has not ever been a working demonstration in front of a scientist verifying that it is genuine. Not ever, in the entire history of the world, anywhere in the world.
Magnet motors are a HOAX !
a1mint 1 year ago 5
@a1mint Magnet motors are not a hoax, and if you go to rexresearch website, you can print out plans for building one, for free. All you need to do is get some magnets from somewhere, and build the appropriate apparati. Take that as a challenge, and I know you love a challenge!
Beamshipcaptain 1 year ago
@Beamshipcaptain Yes, magnet motors *ARE* a hoax. The plans are bullshit!
Magnet motors completely violate the laws of nature.
And that's why there has not been one single successful demonstration of such a device ever, anywhere, in all of the history of the human race.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint Look at them online. I just downloaded a bunch of them, including the DePalma 'N' machine to my facebook page. Build some, if you have the courage. Take that as a challenge, and I know you love a challenge. If you don't.\ I can only assume you are monumentally LAZY.
Beamshipcaptain 1 year ago
@Beamshipcaptain As I said in my other message. Are you *SURE* you wish to keep pushing these hoaxes?
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint You're malicious, overly suspicious, and vindictive of others. Not to mention self-centered. That;s why you can never see....
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern Given you have zero evidence backing your claims, I'm not worried at how the vast majority judges who is what...
a1mint 1 year ago
@ngern Oh, I forgot my accusation. I, a1mint, hereby declare YOU to be a bona fide in your face LIAR ! Signed, a1mint !
a1mint 1 year ago 2
@a1mint How right I am....how right I am......
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern Right about what? Some evidence might help. But we haven't seen any. Might it be that you're full of shit and nothing else? Seems pretty plausible to me!
a1mint 1 year ago
Yes of course the universe operates on perpetual motion. If any electrons ever stop spinning and orbiting protons, in your lifetime, let me know! We can take advantage of electron spins in magnetised ferromagnetic materials, just as Nature does. Earnshow's theorem is invalid, because it deals with CLOSED systems. OPEN systems cohere the Zero-Point energy, or Quantum foam that is vacuum, or Casimir-light.
Beamshipcaptain 1 year ago
@Beamshipcaptain Those electrons aren't experiencing any friction.
You're full of shit.
a1mint 1 year ago 3
@a1mint How right you are on this one. Guess it means that not all things, explained or unexplained, experience friction....wow.....looks like you hit on something! Now if only your imagination can expand on that......
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern Magnet motors however, attempt to move something while overcoming the friction slowing the mechanism down. Therefore, magnet motors can not exist, is a HOAX, and is only pushed by STINKING LIARS such as yourself.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint The same magnetic force that drives a regular motor can be accomplished using permanent magnets in a magnetic motor. There's no lie there. If you don't have the mental capacity to imagine that and make it work, then we're in a different level. I challenge myself to innovate and discover new things: you're content on what generally works, and that, my friend, is why you will never innovate.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern Now listen and listen very very carefully! Pay close attention or you might not get it. It's coming... here it is... aaaaattentioooonnn!!!!!!!
It takes at least the same amount of energy to escape a magnetic field than the energy you get from attracting to it.
THERE! Did you get it? Again, altogether now:
It takes at least the same amount of energy to escape a magnetic field than the energy you get from attracting to it.
a1mint 1 year ago 2
@a1mint So what do you think would happen if you use ONLY the same sides of two magnets, say, north to north or south to south? See you seem to forget that magnets attract the opposite side BUT PUSHES ON the similar side. The Bedini motor works like that. The rotor is installed with magnets and its north poles facing outward. The electromagnetic coil is set up electronically to give north-pole bursts at the point a magnet passes by the core of the coil, thus making the rotor turn.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern There is one slight iensy tiensy problem with that. And that point has already been brought up, but crooks like you ignore it and pretend that that point wasn't made. See, you're not interesting in explanations and science. You are only in it to fool people.
Ok, again: it takes at least the same amount of energy to escape a magnetic field than the energy you get from attracting to it.
Now, what part of that do you not understand?
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint You can read but you close your mind to what I am telling you. IT IS NO LIE! That is how the Bedini motor runs. The thing that makes it unique is that the system can harness ether and produce great results as it charges up another battery. Whenever I bring up a point that makes sense, you resort to maligning me! This is not the way for you to understand what you cannot understand. Learn to listen for once, instead of denying me my good points.
ngern 1 year ago
@a1mint The part I don't understand is how narrow your mind is. If you failed to understand what I explained to you, then it's your problem. My project works, whether you understood or not.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern Oh, and that goes the other way around as well.
You do not get more energy from the repulsion force of two magnets than the energy needed to push the magnets towards each other.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint You probably got an F in high school.
ngern 1 year ago
@a1mint What an idiot you are. Trying to to argue with me while right before my eyes is a motor that runs as I expected it would. The real liar is you; your claims are ridiculously flawed because I'm staring at the facts right there in my workbench. How can you even try to argue with me when I have the motor running right here. How can you prove what you say to me when I have the running motor right here with me, sorry piece of shit.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern Who you're calling a liar, you *actual* LIAR !
There is not one single demonstration of a working magnet motor anywhere in the world in all of history.
Not one single one.
And why should it work? Perpetual motion machines are not possible. You can not create energy.
There is no such thing as "vacuum" energy, and magnets are not some sort of gateway into an infinite energy source.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint I just shake my head over your hopeless situation. You're a Youtuber whose main job is to debunk anything you can't understand. Or maybe you get paid to do this....hmmmm.....
ngern 1 year ago
@a1mint - my hat off to you for trying but you can't convince some people. What you have failed to grasp is that if you coat the magnets with a mixture of fairy dust and crushed unicorn horns you get magnetic shielding that allows the magnets to offer repulsion when the opposing magent is just past the point when repulsion produces power.
I have some plans on how to build fairy & unicorn traps; I can sell you plans ($750 +tax) - trust me, they work.
P.S. Fight the good fight.
ZoeMarks 1 year ago
@ZoeMarks Well guess whose telling lies now? I have a better one for you. Why don't you mix those fairy dust and crushed unicorn horns with that whisky you drink every night. I have information from a reputable sorcerer that it can make you 10 times smarter. Then and maybe then, you can start to understand what's really happening in the world of technology right now. Sha-bang!!!
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern pathetic.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint Damn right it is!
ngern 1 year ago
@ZoeMarks You can't convince certain people especially when that person is staring at the very thing you are trying to debunk!
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern Oh, and that goes the other way around as well.
You do not get more energy from the repulsion force of two magnets than the energy needed to push the magnets towards each other.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint Again, the Bedini motor and the magnet motor both use the repulsion of same or similar sides of the magnetic force, NOT the attracting sides of the magnetic force. If the north pole of a magnet faces the north pole of another magnet, the magnets will push against each other. Now think about that for a while, take a coffee break or something, so your brain can absorb this simple fact. You don't need energy to escape the magnetic field in this scenario.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern It can only repulse if you first push them together. The net result is that there is no gain!
What part of that don't you understand?
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint Oh finally there's a shimmer light. Something you said is right. That's how the magnet motor will work: You push like magnetic forces together! Yipeee!! You did it! You're actually beginning to understand!!!! I am sooooooooo happy for you!!!! Yipeeeeee! Ha-ha-ha-ha. Are you democrat or republican?
ngern 1 year ago
@a1mint Yipeee!!! You're beginning to understand some things! There is external force needed to push them together. Once you try to do that, the repulsion itself is the energy you gain from it. The more you push them together, the more gain in repulsion. That's how the magnet motor will work! Yipeeee!!!! Finally....you probably don't even realize it!!!
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern That's what I said. But I also said that you need at least the same or more energy to push them together, as the energy you get from the repulsing action.
Where is the gain? There is no gain!
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint The gain IS the repulsion that you get from pushing them together. The repulsion will make the rotor spin and momentum will give it a boost. Since a magnet motor is not electromagnetic, the problems associated with eddy currents and the like are non-existent, what's left is friction presented by the bearings on the shaft that holds the rotor. Also, if the axis of rotation vibrates, it may present some losses, but I think it will be negligible.
ngern 1 year ago
@a1mint Oh by the way. regular motors work on the same principles also. Magnetic forces in the stator repulsing the magnetic forces in the rotor making it spin. Simple fact.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern With electric motors you have a magnetic field that is turned on and off when needed. That field takes electric energy.
You can't create a moving motor using only static magnets, because you can not turn their fields on and off.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint You have to have a different set of ideas to make this thing work. What applies to regular powered motors do not exactly apply to a magnet motor. The key to making this work is to take the opportunity that permanent magnets provide instead of trying to think that you have to somehow turn the magnet on or off, which as you say, and I agree, is a problem. I think that the main problem lies in learning how to control or eliminate the attractive forces of the magnets leaving only repulsion.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern - regular motors have an external power source and some of that energy is converted to friction, heat losses, eddy current losses and the output. Magnetic motors are in essence in a neutral energy state. Rotating the rotor externally causes numerous degrees of magnetic attraction/repulsion that offer no net gain.
Were a magnetic motor to spin by itself the entire scientific community (of which your membership has not been approved) would say, in unison "bullshit!".
Reality sucks.
ZoeMarks 1 year ago
@ZoeMarks You're absolutely right. The net efficiency of a regular motor is not even 50% because of these losses. But the Bedini motor is not like any other regular motor, and so are other new technologies such as the Perendev Magnetic motor. Although they are related in that they all use magnetic (or electromagnetic forces in the case of regular motors), they differ in that these new technologies are able to solve the problem of losses and friction. These are new ideas,
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern "Magnet motors" pretend that the can gain motion by always being able to gain from magnet attraction or repulsion. But that can not work, because you can not turn on and off that magnetic field. There is no gain possible.
You can not add some sort of door in the magnetic field to turn the field on when you want it and off when you don't want it, because that door would interact with that field. You can't freely escape the force of a magnet after attracting to it. And vice versa.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint You don't have to turn off the magnetic field to make it turn. As a matter of fact, I think you can use that opportunity(the magnetic force always on and in one direction) to propel the rotor into high gear. What needs to be controlled is how the permanent magnetic force in the stator(or stators) will act on the rotor so that it will continously move in one direction, and I think that can be accomplished.
ngern 1 year ago
@a1mint In order for a magnet motor to work, one has to eliminate the forces of attraction that will make the motor stop. Totally eliminating or at least limiting it to a degree where it is practically a non-factor is the key to making a successful magnet motor. I will start working on my magnet motor soon. By the way, the Bedini motor accomplishes that on-and-off effect using a very simple circuit which Mr. Bedini called a schoolgirl circuit, so easy a schoolgirl can make one.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern - the Bendini motor doesn't do what folks claim and the Perendev motor is a scam and has never worked, nor do any magnetic motors.
ZoeMarks 1 year ago
@ZoeMarks It exists, whether you think so or not. You cannot claim this to be untrue especially if the persons you are corresponding with have seen it themselves. I have the Bedini motor on my workbench. so since I think it works like a magnet motor, I think I can replicate a Perendev Magnet motor as well. And yes the Bedini motor can charge up batteries as well as it claims, even rejuvenate old batteries that don't seem to work anymore. I know coz I have one. Try to argue with me again....
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern - get your Bedini motor running and don't supply any external power and tell me if it runs forever. LOL
His fans believe his motors will run forever but no one has ever demonstrated over unity. End of debate.
I'll bet you anything you like the Perendev motor won't run. Put up or shut up.
ZoeMarks 1 year ago
@ZoeMarks I never claimed that detaching the run battery will not stop the motor from running. Bedinireplication, however, has been able to run a Bedini motor without a run battery but only a capacitor as shown above. The battery is part of the whole system, as Mr. John Bedini mentioned; the replica above can run on only capacitors. I never claimed that the motor is in perpetual motion; what I claim is that it exhibits things that are not of the norm, like charging twelve batteries with one bat
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern - measure the power going into the supposedly charged batteries and compare it to the power leaving the drive battery. The trouble with everyone doing these experiments is they measure voltage as if that is a measure of power. You cannot charge a battery from another battery and end up with the same total energy in the system. If you don't grasp that now you never will.
ZoeMarks 1 year ago
@ZoeMarks Oh I put up. You mentioned being able to patent things to help improve technology. That's good, But isn't it about time that what you call "logical" science move forward instead of getting stuck in it's inefficient state as it is right now. We're the same in a way, but I look at science as a discovery, not some written absolute that never changes.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern - science is not in an efficient state. You need to get off your backside and read a few books on the subject. However there are absolutes. All these "free energy" proposals are doomed to failure because of absolutes. If you really wanted to make change write to your local politician and ask to have the laws of physics repealed so science can move forward...
ZoeMarks 1 year ago 2
@ZoeMarks Hi there fuckwad,since I have never commented on this vid you need to go back to sucking your daddys dick since you can't do much else. Oh and people haven't used the term 'not' for about 15 yrs
biafran75 1 year ago
@biafran75 - I never said you commented on this video. You posted a stupid comment to me "pot kettle" which I found to be irrelevant and childish. So now for some reason you feel the need to carry on like a loser. You go on enjoying solo sex until your mum gets out of jail.
ZoeMarks 1 year ago
@ZoeMarks Sorry for the late response. You're right science is not an efficient state, but the universe is. About absolutes; absolutes only exist because of of our lack of knowledge about it; discovery breaks down the absolutes as we know it. 200 years ago, even scientists were ABSOLUTELY sure that humans can't get to the moon. And what a stupid comment: writing your politicians to ask the laws of physics be repealed? Are politicians the source of your scientific wit?
ngern 5 months ago
@ngern - I posted on another video some time ago that the laws of physics should be repealed so that all the perpetual motion machines that currently don't work would suddenly burst into life. I got a response that agreed that could be an outcome. Oh dear me. If that is the level of stupidity in this country we have no hope. People may perceive science to be in a less than ideal state, but those folks who who confuse the laws of physics with the beliefs of the plebs...
ZoeMarks 5 months ago
@ZoeMarks The external power source is used to create electromagnetic forces in the motor to provide it with repulsion. You can say in essence that it is in a neutral state, but that is taking it at an average. The truth is that the motor is in continous magnetic flux in relation to its rotation. Now you saw in the related video above that the rotation of the rotor is powered by nothing more than a capacitor. Sound bullshit to you? Then you can join a1mint's club...The stupid club.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern Unless someone shows a working demonstration, the only logical conclusion is that you either really are stupid, or else you're a con artist that's knowingly lying.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint The perendev magnet motor, remember? Take a look at the video again. Maybe this time you'll see something different, even tho it's the very same video. Also I told you by the end of this year, I'll make one.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern - "The truth is that the motor is in continous magnetic flux in relation to its rotation." - wow that sounds so scientific. Instead of slowly sinking in your own bullshit why don't you make a working version and post a video of it? A person of your obvious talent should be able to do that. I promise not to laugh.
ZoeMarks 1 year ago
@ZoeMarks That's no bullshit. Why do you think the contact brushes of the rotor are configured the way it is? You talk about critical thinking but you yourself don't have one! The magnetic field of the rotor changes direction in relation to it's own speed, and this is accomplished by the configuration of the contacts leading to the magnet wires of the rotor. The DC motor is the perfect example of what I'm talking about. An AC motor is a bit more complicated but follows the same principle.
ngern 1 year ago
@ZoeMarks You're absolutely right about how reality sucks, too. Especially when you can't get your head to agree with what you see. You are dumbfounded. The easiest way to get out of that uneasiness is to dismiss it as unbelievable, therefore, a hoax. That line of logic is in error.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern Of course it's unbelievable. It completely violated the laws of nature. All we see from people like you is claims, fuzzy videos. Not once is there a proper demonstration of a working prototype where an actual scientist gets to verify that there isn't an external power source feeding the motion.
So given it is scientifically impossible and seeing nothing but unsubstantiated rhetoric, the only logical conclusion is that it *IS* a hoax.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint You nkow what? If it makes you happy, I'll let you go on this one.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern Loser!
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint Getting cornered, are we??
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern Huh? You're really very strange.
a1mint 1 year ago
@ZoeMarks I don't need to be a member of any scientific organization whose members can't get their heads off their asses. Sorry I dragged you into this argument. I got tired of arguing with a1mint, whose defense of his arguments resort to name-calling and maligning, and accusing me of being a liar. He's lost the argument and still he goes on....
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern Yes, I accuse you being a liar. I think you are a liar. Or else you are delusional and instead of looking at things scientifically, you only go on beliefs and faith. Faith, the process of non-thinking. Are you religious by the way? You fit the mold.
I can't think of a single point you have made that made you win any argument at all.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint Oh yeah? How about that discussion about voltage not equating to energy or voltage not equaling to energy? Wanna go at it again?
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern Huh? It was you that was spouting bullshit.
Energy expressed in Watts equals Voltage x Amperage.
What is your point?
Raising voltage alone is not proof of any gain of energy. You claimed it was.
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint Yes I claim that MY Bedini motor exhibits those traits. The BM acts as if one battery can equal twelve batteries of the same type. My point is that voltage DOES equate to energy because it is voltage difference that creates wattage.
ngern 1 year ago
@ngern No, you are wrong. It is voltage M_U_L_T_I_P_L_I_E_D by amperage that equals energy. *NOT* voltage alone and *NOT* amperage alone.
For example. I have a one of those project lab kits, with electronic parts that you can wire together. It comes with a few hundred building plans to make things like radios and such.
One of the projects is to raise voltage. It turns DC into AC and then runs it through a transformer (in reverse), and then converts the AC into DC. 3V becomes 9V. Not more energy
a1mint 1 year ago
@ngern - you're just pissed that he is right and has the entire scientific community and the laws of physics on his side. Whereas you have...zip.
ZoeMarks 1 year ago
@ZoeMarks The entire scientific community is not on his side! Stop speaking for everyone as if everyone agrees with you. People on my side have better things to do than put posts on Youtube! They're too busy discovering new things that people like you can't even imagine exists! Luckily, I take the time because I love arguing. It's like a passion. Besides, it keeps my enthusiasm in check. Leaves me with a little bit of skepticism but at the same time more inspired in the end.
ngern 1 year ago