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Would this work? oO
3. August 2007 - 22:35
i have a simple idea for free energy xD
my question is only, if that would work^^
i think, this picture shows it best.
this magnets are simply very strong magnets, but no electromagnets, only normal magnets. but normal magnets can be very strong, too. i dont know, if magnets work an "infity" time, but i think they work very long time oO so why should these not work? too small range maybe?
3. August 2007 - 22:45
#1
Would this work? oO
you can actually get money for energy. buy a solar panel. its expensive, but over time it will start paying for itself. im not sure about anywhere else but here, the electric companies have to buy the energy from you if you have enough. so after a few years you will actually start making money off of it. someone correct me if i left out something.
3. August 2007 - 22:50
#3
Would this work? oO
damn i removed without wanted arrggg 
3. August 2007 - 22:52
#4
Would this work? oO
hm ok back to topic 
my question is only, if that would work^^
3. August 2007 - 22:55
#5
Would this work? oO
wrote:you can actually get money for energy. buy a solar panel. its expensive, but over time it will start paying for itself. im not sure about anywhere else but here, the electric companies have to buy the energy from you if you have enough. so after a few years you will actually start making money off of it. someone correct me if i left out something.does this have somethink to do with my question?
@crat: yes, a magnet has one - and one + side. is it different on my scrrenshot?
edit: oh you deleted the post, sorry
you said soemthing about free energy so i was givin an idea for it.
3. August 2007 - 22:57
#6
Would this work? oO
wrote:you can actually get money for energy. buy a solar panel. its expensive, but over time it will start paying for itself. im not sure about anywhere else but here, the electric companies have to buy the energy from you if you have enough. so after a few years you will actually start making money off of it. someone correct me if i left out something.does this have somethink to do with my question?
@crat: yes, a magnet has one - and one + side. is it different on my scrrenshot?
edit: oh you deleted the post, sorry
you said soemthing about free energy so i was givin an idea for it.
my question was, if that would work, i talked about free energy IF that would work
3. August 2007 - 23:06
#7
Would this work? oO
if i good understand what u mean, then
1)if u will have on each side, same distance of each magnets. And how u wanna spin the cycle then ?
If same distance - same power of + - on each magnet, power will be equal on all magnets and it will make no move.
If not same distance - it will not work, cuz u need smooth move of cycle. Magnets will tending with not same power.
Hope u understand me 
and hope i have a bit true here 
3. August 2007 - 23:11
#8
Would this work? oO
wrote:you can actually get money for energy. buy a solar panel. its expensive, but over time it will start paying for itself. im not sure about anywhere else but here, the electric companies have to buy the energy from you if you have enough. so after a few years you will actually start making money off of it. someone correct me if i left out something.does this have somethink to do with my question?
@crat: yes, a magnet has one - and one + side. is it different on my scrrenshot?
edit: oh you deleted the post, sorry
you said soemthing about free energy so i was givin an idea for it.
my question was, if that would work, i talked about free energy IF that would work
well i dont kno nothin bout magnets
3. August 2007 - 23:12
#9
Would this work? oO
wrote:if i good understand what u mean, then
1)if u will have on each side, same distance of each magnets. And how u wanna spin the cycle then ?
If same distance - same power of + - on each magnet, power will be equal on all magnets and it will make no move.If not same distance - it will not work, cuz u need smooth move of cycle. Magnets will tending with not same power.
Hope u understand me
i think you mean, that the - side of the next magnet "wants" (sorry, bad english") to move to the "main magnet" (under the weel). so the both magnets would not move. u are right. but you can for examle put a piece of wood before the - side, so its neutraliced. or doesnt that change anything? i mean, you can use magnets through a desk...
3. August 2007 - 23:24
#10
Would this work? oO
u cant neutraliced, i dont think it possible 
, u cant put what u want between 2 magnet there will be always a contact.
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does this have somethink to do with my question?
@crat: yes, a magnet has one - and one + side. is it different on my scrrenshot?
edit: oh you deleted the post, sorry
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