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I have been doing some research into magnetic motors. A magnetic motor once started continues to run with an input of energy. There are also magnetic surge motors which output more energy than they consume.
If you are interested in seeing some videos of them working or even cars and bikes being powered by them, try youtube.com.
The most interesting is the Perendev Motor which is at the production stage (allegidly) you can have a look on their website products page for more information.
I would like a Magnetic motor generator that would run 24/7 charging the vehicles bank of batteries so that then a large inverter could be used.
It would be nice to have a magnetic motor as an engine but from what I have read the power to weight ratio is no good. Although using surge motors to power the motors in electric cars is happening now.
The obvious question that springs to mind is; "Why if we have this technology and we need to stop carbon emissions why are Governments not pushing forward and funding these technologies?" The answer is that it is not in the interests of the Oil companies (who own the governments) or the Taxman (fuel duties).
Something for you to think about!
If you are interested in seeing some videos of them working or even cars and bikes being powered by them, try youtube.com.
The most interesting is the Perendev Motor which is at the production stage (allegidly) you can have a look on their website products page for more information.
I would like a Magnetic motor generator that would run 24/7 charging the vehicles bank of batteries so that then a large inverter could be used.
It would be nice to have a magnetic motor as an engine but from what I have read the power to weight ratio is no good. Although using surge motors to power the motors in electric cars is happening now.
The obvious question that springs to mind is; "Why if we have this technology and we need to stop carbon emissions why are Governments not pushing forward and funding these technologies?" The answer is that it is not in the interests of the Oil companies (who own the governments) or the Taxman (fuel duties).
Something for you to think about!
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