These devices similar to this cage, they sell in scientific stores, but
to make them rotate forever (limited) there is a 9 volt battery in the
base which switches on and off a magnetic field, keeping the device
rotating. Hense a "non linear" or unstable field, this is what is needed
and missing from the 'cage experiment.
The newman motor with it's non linear communtator may hold a closer
key to understanding or realizing a free energy machine. It also turns
on and off a magnetic field and uses permanate magnets.
Non linear folks... that is the key! Hystersis, spark gaps, Unstable
oscillations (not oscillations). Also, look at a saw tooth waveform,
non linear, and envision this as a "ladder" for a one way machanical
device.. similar to a diode. Maybe useful for this cage device?
v/r Ken Carrigan
>Hi Folks!
>
>Thought you should have the opportunity to check out
>this cool page as was posted on the freenrg list;
>====================
>Hold on Rod..and everyone else. Now, I will back up my
>magnetic hamster cage motor with cash!
>
>I will pay the parts expenses to replicate this motor
>up to 150.00 for 3 seperate people who will honestly
>give this motor a try.
>
>This motor works on gravity and magnetic forces.
>
>This motor can be seen at;
>
>http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Lab/1135/calloway.html
>
>
>Email me with your sincere desire to replicate this
>motor, and I will choose 3 people to build it.
>
>These 3 people will recieve 150.00 each after sending
>me copies of reciepts showing they bought parts to
>build the motor. How can you lose?
>
>I'm paying you to replicate it through parts. Reports
>will be sent to the list showing their results. After
>all,
>the worst that could happen is you would wind up with
>some good magnets at no cost!
>
>As for Rod's wheel, I just cannot see it working. A
>wheel will throw you many curves, (no pun intended) as
>it will always balance itself. There has to be extra
>forces to make it work.
>
>But, I hope that it will. Any takers??
>Regards, Robert H. Calloway.
>
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