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Uploaded on Aug 12, 2006

A motor made only by a copper wire and a neodymium magnet. It uses one AAA battery but it can be done with AA one too.
It's a simple motor, but unfortunately is not an efficient one, the battery drains quickly and heats up.

Warning: Be careful if you try to do this, the copper wire can get very hot and burn your fingers. Be sure that the wire can move freely and not touches battery poles being stuck..

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  • Yiannis Paphitis

    i didn't know that there was 144p resolution till now

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  • Scott L. Hollis

    If you want to get the plans

    For building the Magnetic Generator

    Go to Google and Search for -

    "Top Magnetic Generator"

    It is a Step by Step 4 video series.

    On How an Engineer Build this Device.

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  • deathrxx jaybornz

    where i can get that twisted copper wire or what?

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  • farrel ilham

    thx because your video. in my school there is the practice of making that thing

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  • filou breb

    wat is die batterij

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  • ZebbMassiv

    I tried this with a 18650 battery.Spun out of control. sparks. awesomeness emerged for a few seconds.

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  • benlyons83

    English please....

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    in reply to danky78 (Show the comment)
  • djwolf193

    add a paper fan to that metal wire and you have made a good thing

    because it will still work when the power goes up one day my power when off and it was 98'F

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  • jutubaeh

    haarp is already the past. "info" warz is the future, i guess ^ ^

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  • MrFriedbits

    No but it turns out the most powerful readily available small magnet is a neodymium magnet and you need a cylindrical one to set up the circuit as shown. They are cheap. :)

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