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    hojo motor.

    this seems to have potential.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBCbpTdj0ls

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    Interesting. I would like to see more about the design, and what all is in between those layers of plywood.

    try this for the link:

    New Invention In Renewable Energy - HoJo Magnetic Motor - YouTube

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    friend has the plans. it i sjust magnets between the plywood layers. the idea is the magnets repluse each other in such a way as to turn the wheel. the shaft inside the wheel is connected to the alternator/generator thereby turning that. which in turns makes power. simple really. and totally doable at a hardware store for 100-200$.

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    I just don't believe it works. Even if you could get the magnents to work in that way (which I don't think they will) the amount of power it takes to turn any kind of alternator would stop it. I am sure you could get the shaft to turn for a little while, but it would stop soon after even with no alternator. I wish it would work, but physics says it won't.

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    the youtube vid shows one working. Friend says he has seen a large hojo motor working and it produced 5k of power at 3200 rpm's. But i will build one myself and see how it goes. It isnt expensive and it has me wondering. The good thing about them, IF they do actually work, is that they will spin nonstop for years at a time unless there is some sort of physical change to them such as you stop it or something falls into it and gets lodged in etc.

    Once i get all this fire damage stuff dealt with and i get my home back to normal i will make one and post a vid for us all to watch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dropy View Post
    the youtube vid shows one working. Friend says he has seen a large hojo motor working and it produced 5k of power at 3200 rpm's. But i will build one myself and see how it goes. It isnt expensive and it has me wondering. The good thing about them, IF they do actually work, is that they will spin nonstop for years at a time unless there is some sort of physical change to them such as you stop it or something falls into it and gets lodged in etc.

    Once i get all this fire damage stuff dealt with and i get my home back to normal i will make one and post a vid for us all to watch.
    Sorry but there is no way it would produce 5kw. My 5kw generator has a 9hp engine and it bogs down. If someone can make it work they would be rich. Perpetual motion just does not exist. It takes energy to make energy. This is the same as an electric motor, and those don't run if not plugged in. The magnents in an electric motor have to have electicity put to them to make them spin the armature.

    I truly wish this was possible, I would build a few of them and unplug from the grid, but that is not going to happen.

    PLEASE PLEAS prove me wrong.

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    I passed this along to a couple of engineers here at work, and the concesus is that this myth is BUSTED!

    Energy cannot be created from nothing. if you put 100k in you will get less than that out. there are factors like loses to consider. whether it is from bearings, belts or whatever.

    There are also several other videos out that show equipment running off this set up like grinders and drill presses, but there is no load placed on the tools. Just the load from an alternator/generator would be enough to slow it and stop it.

    I gotta side with Helo on this one. I gotta see it from a relyable source to believe it.

    anxiously awaiting your experiments Dropy!

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    When i see things like this i am always leery. Example is the tesla generator thing. This i will actually spend the time and money to try out and play with. From what i understand it is all a matter of magnet placement around the ring. Size of ring = torque. SO a larger ring can produce more torque than a smaller ring. OF course the number of magnets would probably also be a matter of consideration.

    Annother factor is distance from magneton the ring verses magnets in the surrounding frames. Closer they are the better the effect. Or so i believe at this point.

    From what i understand Howard Jonson, the man who invented this MANY years ago. Had his machines basically made illegal by the government so that the electric companies would not be put out of business. Again all the info i have is heresay at this point and i have not done any indepth research yet nor have i had a chance to experiment yet.

    Maybe next week once my home is normal i can do some and let you all know what i find out.

    I KNOW we would ALL LOVE to have something like this if it works. So i thinkl it bears my best in finding out fact or myth as to what the possible power output could possibly be.

    Stay tuned.

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    If you just want to tinker, go for it. But it is basically an electric motor. In order to the the magnents to spin the central piece you have to be able to turn the magnents on and off. If you don't have a way to turn the magnents on and off then the rotation will soon stop, because all the magnent are equal. If it works I want 10 of them, I just don't believe it is possible. Same thing as the hydrogen genertors people where putting on their cars not long ago. But it takes power to make power. To produce enough hydrogen you have to have a lot of electricity. Unfortunantly nothing is free.

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    I was thinking this same thing helomech. Apparantly the magnets use the poles that push them away from each other. Apparantly you place the magnets in such a way that the repulsion they create turns the central wheel. There is asome sort of shaft in the center wheel. You attach a generator type device to the shaft and this is where they power is made.

    But we will see once i get it together.

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