Electric motor
Hi my friends again,
I have an idea and want to share with you and want to take your opinion. Electical motors gain the electric energy and turning the magnet. And then whell is turning. Can we put on magnet on whell and take electric energy again and use it this for running motor again?
Perpetual motion...Fine idea but doesnt work in this example because the machine isnt 100% efficient
Eccentric millionaire financed by 'er indoors
What's the efficient? it musn't be %100 but if %80 efficient we occur this is a big economize
At less than 100% it will simply load down the motor.
it means. We have already have an one motor, we can use our vehicle like having two motor.
What vehicle? What's the power source?
Here we go again!
"When in doubt, LIGHT IT ON FIRE AND SEE WHAT COLOR OF SMOKE IT CAN MAKE!" -- tcmtech
You won't get much support for a perpetual motion type device on this forum since all know physical laws show that it's impossible. You can't go above 100% efficiency. But if you want to check out other mystical believers in a free lunch and there numerous contraptions to do that, then search for the overunity characters on the web.
Carl
Curmudgeon Elektroniker
No, it will not help at all, period.
In trying to get back energy, you're going to dissipate even more, causing the entire circuit to be even less efficient than it was without the energy feedback.
I believe in free lunches, does that make me an overunity character?Originally Posted by crutschow
(whatever that is....)
Eccentric millionaire financed by 'er indoors
A good number of members, I included, have given full explanations as to why this doesn't work in a number of previous threads. It might be worth searching for!
We will just pick away at you other wise.
"When in doubt, LIGHT IT ON FIRE AND SEE WHAT COLOR OF SMOKE IT CAN MAKE!" -- tcmtech
It does if the free lunch is for energy.I believe in free lunches, does that make me an overunity character?
Google "overunity energy" and you'll run into many.
Carl
Curmudgeon Elektroniker
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