Achilles Ligeras Magnet Engine (ALME) prototype

At the Pure Energy Systems Network, we began an Open System project with Achilles (Archie) Ligeras a while ago with his Magnet Engine or A.L.M.E..

Archie says that his first engine ran from 5 minutes to 48 hours and he had it had it running for 15 minutes at 1500 rpm.

He chose us to help him get this into the hands of the world, by allowing us to host his project on our website.

This video shows his most recent prototype which has some lock-up point problems and does not operate as he said the first one did, which was more crude.

Plans will be posted soon to allow others to experiment and help unlock the secret.

See: http://peswiki.com/index.php/OS:Achilles_Ligeras%27_Magnetic_Engine_%28ALME%29

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[DioptriyForever]

facepalm

[kindrixxx]

it stops at the end of motion? it would of spun longer without all the other shit and he just spun it? looked more resistive than anything :|

[knowledgemonger]

@MrHobiecat I think you may be wrong about the "neon" part of your posting about Tesla. He invented a glow discharge lamp but I don't remember it as being a neon lamp. I think he used a different gas.

Tesla also invented the induction motor. This is what really did it for using AC power to do mechanical things. The synchronous motor was only one method of doing what was done with it. It is handy be less important than the induction motor.

[MrHobiecat]

@dyskolia TESLA invented the AC synchronous motor that made AC power distribution grids usefull for industrial applications (more than just lights) and pretty much created the electical power system used throughout the world.

He also invented neon and florescent lights when that sack of shit edison refused to sell him any light bulbs for the world fair in chicago.

When you have accomplished as much as Tesla, THEN you can experiment on the fringe with some credibility.

[knowledgemonger]

@MrHobiecat It may not actually be a fraud.  A person can try to sell you a unicorn and not be guilty of a fraud if he actually believes that he owns a unicorn.

[MrHobiecat]

THIS VIDEO HAS BEEN REPORTED AS A SCAM/FRAUD

[millen222]

Great video!!! ..Whats the name of the song?

[knowledgemonger]

@elijahlucian If your are referring to "Edison inventing the light bulb", he didn't actually invent the light bulb. They were already in existence. He came up with one that lasted a longer time and a complete system to power them. He really never invented anything. He did a great job of taking credit for existing inventions.

[elijahlucian]

@knowledgemonger my point of the wright brothers analogy is that they are simply people who said "yes" instead of "nah". What about Edison and how he was told it wasn't possible? was that an 'urban legend too?". it is just a simple example of the difference when you say "yes" or "no". I could give you plenty of every day examples in all fields, not just science where this applies.

in any case i agree with you on the covering old ideas. that was the whole point of my original post.

[knowledgemonger]

@elijahlucian The idea of flight was not considered "impossible" in the era of the Wright brothers. This is one of those urban legends that got started and just won't go away. The Wright brothers studied the science known in the day. The idea of the "magnet motor" has been tried repeatedly. It has been disproved repeatedly. The latest generation of people fiddling around with magnets are just covering old ground again.