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Do you think the magnetic motor actually works? In the project camelot video, George Green says that the little missing magnet [I think they are little magnets that have been glued to the inside of a speaker maganet(?)] allows for the asymmetry that is needed to create the vortex of free energy, which makes that middle magnet, on the table, spin.

As other youtube videos, have pointed out, isn't the middle magnet spinning because Bill Ryan's hand is moving? In other words, there has been a distribution of energy. If you place the magnetic motor still, the middle part does not spin.

Does anybody have more testimonials or information out there in regards to this magnetic motor? It's a fascinating idea, but I'm having trouble believing it's for real.

Re: Magnetic Motor

Here's one where 14,000 pre-purchases by Japanese businesses have already been made...

http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp...an_company.htm

Re: Magnetic Motor

pretty cool stuff.... I just started getting into building some of this stuff. Tried to build george greens motor but couldnt find a ball bearing that size. So I placed the magnets on some low friction computer fans I have, then put the stator over top. It didnt work, not unless I moved the stator magnets around... kinda like george does in his video.

Now I am not saying its not possible, but his version is kinda like a toy. There are other people out there who have some really convincing stuff like the movies above. Buddy said he had is motor running for like 8 hours the other day. Supposedly there are guys in aussie who have already got models ready that can supply a house with all of its energy needs... models that wont break down for years. I took a look at the units as best I could from the movie, and they look amazing! Sturdy generators, the only replacement parts I could see going are the bearing sets.