Plexi Glass Idea

I thought of a way to secure my magnets, it worked!

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Science & Technology

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• electronics
• gadget

[Eddiev1985]

Hello,

Thank you for your comment.

It worked better than I hoped.

I did not know that plexiglass had magnetic properties.

I cannibalized this HDD to make a rotor for a bedini motor.

[rayford8605]

I disagree. In some cases it is possible by putting in a little energy as a the catalyst. For ex. the B.E.A. algorithm. or for others that arent familiar with that, its like the bakings soda and vinegar volcanoe. the reaction creates far more energy than what was put in.

[Eddiev1985]

@zebratangozebra

What the hell are you talking about?

I never claimed to have a self running motor.

I built a bedini motor and it works period.

I built a water fuel cell and it works period.

Are you one of those guys that constantantly attack people experimenting with alternative energy?

I thought you were genuinly interested in my work.

Apparently you just want to ridicule the material, then the person.

What a disapointment, you're a troll.

Go away.

[Eddiev1985]

Hi Ze, I used to think the same way. Thats why I built it, to prove it to myself. Well, it works! My bedini motor is a good little battery charger. As far as overunity is concerned, I have experienced a small amount in my experiments about 3 volts. I never believed that water could be used as a fuel source, until I built a water fuel cell and burned through a can with a hydroxy flame. Build one, and find out for yourself. 'it will never fly Orville" its not possible! famous last words

[Eddiev1985]

Hello, thanks for the comment.

The goal was to put some material between the HD platters so I could drill some pilot holes and secure some magnets to the side.

I converted the hard drive into a rotor for a bedini motor. If you watch my other video's you can see it in action. Thanks for watching!

Eddie

[dozier768]

Plexiglass isn't magnetic, however plastics can be repelled by magnetism, and there are magnetic polymers but plexiglass isn't one of them. maybe he meant electrostatic.