magelec
i am going to make it thes vacations
if it works then ill post a video and you hex will be proven wrong
bet you
That is more like it!
Words are cheap, but seeing is believing! I would love for you to prove me wrong.
And just to help you along a bit, and hopefully make this thread a little different from the thousands of similar threads on other forums.....
I regularly see the reason why "overunity" is impossible, quoted as something like "the laws of thermodynamics say it is impossible" (such as post #14 in this thread).
Whilst I believe silverscorpion to be 100% correct in what he says, and I agree with him totally......
How about this for a slightly different take.... (just how I see things)
The laws of thermodynamics are just "laws", not necessarily absolute truth.
A "law" describes our current understanding of how something behaves. It may not give a complete understanding of a phenomenon, but it it has been proven true in every situation yet encountered.
This still leaves room for a "law" to be found incomplete, or possibly even just plain wrong at some time in the future, when our understanding of how the universe works improves.
As far as we know, it is impossible to get energy from nothing, but the universe we know of contains a lot of energy. Could it be that this energy came out of nothing? Nobody knows for sure.
So maybe you will build your machine. Maybe a Red Admiral butterfly will land on the rubber ball surrounding your magnet. Maybe you will have spilt Coca-Cola Lite on the ball just before the butterfly landed. Maybe the butterfly will get squashed under the lever and unexpectly, your machine will suddenly start working after weeks of failure. Scientist will flock to your door and eventually work out that Red Admiral Butterfly blood and Coca-Cola lite just happen to mix to form a new substance, previously unknown to man, that has exactly the properties your machine needs. Further research of your discovery leads to a better understanding of "dark matter", black holes and why toast always falls butter-side down.
I am being flippant, because I think it highly unlikely that your device will work. But maybe be what you learn from trying (and in my opinion failing) will start you thinking about "dark matter" or whatever, and you will have an Einstein-like flash of inspiration thats leads you to your goal.
I am all for you trying your experiment and learning. It is what you learn that matters. And if the world happens to get a source of free energy following your experiment, so much the better. Just please spare us any speculative explanations until after you get a working prototype
All I would add further is this: Whilst nobody really understands how magnetism works at a fundamental level. We do have a pretty good understanding of how it behaves on Earth. The same goes for Thermodynamics.
Good luck with the experiment, but I am afraid that my vote is still "no".