SkyWatcher wrote:
Hi folks, Hi cikljamas, thanks for sharing this video and information and your video as well.
If what mindfreer has shown in his video is truthful, then it works and one has to get the geometry and magnet strength and spacing correct or it probably will not work.
Also, he probably powered his primary drive motor with a 12 volt battery powering a 120 volt inverter then input 120 volts to main motor.
Then if the generator outputs 120 volts ac, he stepped it down with a transformer to charge the 12 volt battery or the alternator is 12 or 24 volts then rectified to charge battery and maintain loads.
I have a bunch of 1" diameter neo magnets, this sure is looking tempting to replicate.
Thanks for sharing that video ibpointless2,
i seem to recall an experiment that showed a rotating flywheel when spun up to speed for a few minutes steady and after stopping required far less input to rotate up to the same speed as if space was somehow agitated and space itself is put into motion.
Maybe magnets can help augment this effect, which seems likely based on your results of it increases and decreasing based on which side you placed the magnets.
peace love light
Tyson
Edit: i wonder if this would work with axially placed magnets.
Also i seem to recall Dennis lee, who came up with the sunshine generator i think, he showed a video where he had two wheels with magnets on periphery like mindfreers video and when he spun one they both interacted and both rotated for way longer than what one would expect, i think he was showing these effects by that demonstration.
What kind of motors do you think Mindfreer uses in his demonstration ?
Do you think that both motors are of the same kind ?
Do you think that we could try this with two washing machines cage induction motors ?

