Archive for category Magnetic Power

Berkeley Researchers Advance In Studying How Magnets Can Be Used in Fridges

Posted by Mike in Experiments, Magnetic Power on July 6, 2010

According to the researchers, in the future, our refrigerators could use magnets to keep the food cold. Besides the fact that one such refrigerator uses less power and runs quieter than a conventional fridge, it wouldn’t contain any hydrofluorocarbons (HCF), gases that contribute to the greenhouse effect.

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Working Magnetic Motor Demonstrated at Delft University in The Netherlands

Posted by Ovidiu in Free Energy, Magnetic Power, Video on April 26, 2010

An inventor from Turkey, Muammer Yildiz, as Overunity.com and Pesn.com report, has just demonstrated his own version of a magnetic motor at the University of Delft, in the Netherlands, in front of an audience made of university staff and students. His device ran for more than 10 minutes, rotating a fan. The wind speed was measured and it has been concluded that the power of Yildiz’s magnetic motor is about 250 W.

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The Large Hadron Collider Could Help Find Magnetic Monopoles

Posted by Ovidiu in Magnetic Power on March 29, 2010

The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN could change physics the way we know it. James Pinfond, from the University of Alberta, made a theory according to which magnetic monopoles could exist – unleashing the way for new kinds of energy.

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Spanish Researchers Discover How Graphite Can Become Magnetic

Posted by Ovidiu in Magnetic Power on March 22, 2010

A team of physicists from the Autonomous University along with Francisco Guinea from the Institute of Materials Science from Madrid, Spain, have discovered that by removing individual atoms from a graphite surface, local magnetic moments can be created in the graphite.

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Newly Discovered Magnetic Material 18% Stronger Than Any Other Known Magnet

Posted by Ovidiu in Magnetic Power on March 22, 2010

Jian-Ping Wang, a materials physicist from the University of Minnesota in Twin Cities, and his colleagues have produced a material that is 18% more magnetic than the most magnetic material known to this day. They have been able to produce a combination of eight parts iron, one part nitrogen. The resulted material has the formula Fe16N2 and its extremely high magnetism lies in its complicated crystalline structure.

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Magnetic Pendulum: A Free Energy Device Running for Three Years Now

Posted by Ovidiu in Magnetic Power on January 19, 2010

This is another free energy device using magnets taken from PESWiki.com. The inventor is George Delk, who allegedly runs this device for three years now.

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Video: Alsetalokin’s Magnetic Motor Working

Posted by Ovidiu in Free Energy, Magnetic Power, Video on January 13, 2010

Many have tried to build magnetic motors, but it’s difficult, and the difficulty comes from the fact that you somehow have to isolate and beam the magnetic field into only one direction. Here is another experimenter that uses rotating magnets on the stator, that if aligned properly to a certain pattern that he tries to find every time the motor starts.

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Magnetic Power Used to Cut Steel in New Industrial Technology

Posted by Ovidiu in Magnetic Power on December 10, 2009

Researchers from the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and Forming Technology IWU in Chemnitz, Germany, are working on a project that will change the way automobile manufacturers and steel industry make holes in the metal they are processing.

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High Temperature Superconducting Magnets Just Got 45% More Power

Posted by Mike in Magnetic Power, Superconductors on December 3, 2009

Engineers at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory at the Florida State University are closer than ever to launching a new generation of high-field magnet, being 3,000 times stronger than an ordinary refrigerator magnet and will be able to generate a field about 45% more powerful than the strongest superconducting magnet currently available.

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Mylow Magnetic Motor Debunked: NSA Involved – It Can’t Be Fake

Posted by Ovidiu in Free Energy, Magnetic Power on October 31, 2009

A guy named Mylow has tried to, and seemingly succeeded to build a magnetic motor whose power was self-sufficient to run it. The invention was not his, but Howard Johnson’s, who, in the 80′s, tried the same experiment and at that time it’s said it was a success. Anyway, nobody seems to have publicly replicated the magnetic motor until Mylow.