Magnetic Generator- Is it a Fraud Or is it For Real?

grouchmax

There seems to be a few so called perpetual motion Magnetic generators around for DIY completion. A green alternative to electricity and saving or just on big con? And if not a con why isn't it being used in industry and Power suppliers? Anyone know any more . there are quite a few Youtube links explaining the principles
Cheers
Grouchmax

JezCooke

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_law_of_thermodynamics

Jem8472

JezCooke wrote: »

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_law_of_thermodynamics

This ^^^^^^

rogerblack

In general, essentially all of this on youtube is meaningless.
An often unexplained video, with no detailed construction information.

There is a fundamental problem.
If these worked - then any small heating firm could make these, and sell free heaters that actually work.

As this has not happened - you are faced with two options:
A) It's fraud, or misunderstood readings from inadequate test equipment.
There is a massive global conspiracy stopping them.

In the case of B - why are the videos still on youtube?

If anyone can supply me a generator that will produce 500W with no fuel, I'll pay £2000 for it, on acceptance after some testing.

JezCooke

rogerblack wrote: »

If anyone can supply me a generator that will produce 500W with no fuel, I'll pay £2000 for it, on acceptance after some testing.

Great, I can make £1125 profit! ;-)

http://www.ecopowershop.co.uk/Pages/ProductDetails.php?ProductID=120

Cardew

JezCooke wrote: »

Great, I can make £1125 profit! ;-)

http://www.ecopowershop.co.uk/Pages/ProductDetails.php?ProductID=120

If Roger lives in a flat, in which bedroom should it be installed?

rogerblack

JezCooke wrote: »

Great, I can make £1125 profit! ;-)

http://www.ecopowershop.co.uk/Pages/ProductDetails.php?ProductID=120

I should have specified 500W continuously.

The capacity factor of the above turbine - what the average output would be - would be quite low here - I'm in the bottom of a valley.
At the moment - the wind is one solitary knot.
In principle, you could have a turbine that'd generate 500W given that input.
It's gonna be bigger than my house though.

JezCooke

rogerblack wrote: »

I should have specified 500W continuously.

Should have but didn't!