I got this idea...

[George Craft]

I spend a considerable amount of time researching patents and viewing
videos of new inventions. Recently, I've noticed two new technologies
that when put together should heat your home for free, forever. I
know... I'm just as much of a skeptic as everyone else but hear me
out.

- the first part of this device is called a hydrosonic pump.
YouTube - FUELLESS HEATER NO FUEL NO GAS NO WOOD NO GREEN HOUSE GASES
http://www.hydrodynamics.com/technology_review.htm
http://www.sti.nasa.gov/tto/spinoff2000/ip3.htm


I will have to build one of these to verify that it works. "Proof of
Concept" So far, there are many claims and a few large companies
manufacturing these.


- the second part of the device is as far fetched as the first but
bear with me. If these technologies actually work, then free home
heating is just a step away. So, once the hydrosonic pump has been
verified to function somewhat as described in the patents and web
links. The next step is how do you turn it for free? Has anyone
heard of a magnetic motor? I have recently saved several videos from
www.youtube.com with the search word "magnetic motor". What I have
seen in the videos makes perfect sense. The next step is of course,
to prove that it works on a small scale. Once this idea is proven,
then the next logical step is to scale it up to produce some useful
work. I know that all of these ideas defy what we have been brought
up to believe but seeing is believing, so I will try to reproduce what
I have seen in the patents and online videos. I have invented
absolutely nothing. I just want to take two really far out ideas and
put them together into something that will heat my home for free.
There is nothing wrong with trying. The oil companies are going to be
really pissed off, if the idea works.
YouTube - Perendev magnetic motor
http://www.pureenergysystems.com/news/2004/06/30/6900029PerendevPower...
There are many more designs on www.youtube.com search for "magnetic
motor".


So, if the two ideas are for real and they are put together, the
magnetic motor should spin forever without any electrical inputs.
When the magnetic motor is attached to the hydrosonic pump, you should
have instant heat. Take the water from the hydrosonic pump and send
it through a radiator loop throughout your home and close loop it back
into the pump. You will have to figure out a method for pressure
relief and temperature control but these are the basic concepts of the
idea. If anyone has any constructive thoughts, please add them to
this post. I have just as much skepticism as the next guy but seeing
is believing and I am working on proving that these so called
inventions either work or don't work.

[Joe Blake]

TAANSTAFL

I've seen (and heard) cavitation in action. I can't say the same for a "magnetic motor". I'd want to see one in "the flesh" so to speak. (I'm wary of anything on YouTube as being "definitive".)

But if I've got your drift, you're after heat ("free" and "forever"). Seems the simplest way to get heat is to take the power (presumably electricity) used to spin the pump to turn the water to cause cavitation and feed said power through a length of high resistance wire.

However, I may have missed something in reading your post, so I'll wish you good luck and "watch this space".

Joe

[George Craft]

The whole idea of the magnetic motor is that it does not use or require electricity. I am the same as you, I will believe it 100 percent when I am able to duplicate it myself. These two technologies are very new and very, very hard to believe but if they do exist, it will revolutionize the way that people look at energy.

[Rob Beckers]

Hi George,

Call me a skeptic, but making energy out of thin air has been tried as long as humans have been around, and so far it has failed miserably. Not to mention that it would require invalidating a few fairly fundamental laws of physics. Now, as you say, showing that it works will go a long way convincing skeptics like me. It's just that I would caution anyone not to get their hopes up.

-RoB-

[Wilco Vercoelen]

A 2006 quote from Hydrodynamics:
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Regards,
Bijan Kazem

[Negru Valea]

the perendev engine looks interesting at first sight ....... but i keep remembering the principles on how a maglev works and magnets needs to be altered by current to be able to have a push pull effect.....

On the other hand the principle of the water heater is pure genius, but did you notice the modest electric engine? If the sucker would be a generator it just might power a few homes.......

So in essence i hope that the perendev engine can be made to produce that gargantuan torque needed to run the water heater........:D

I do look forward to see pictures if any person attempts this..
negru

[Alex Bennett]

Speaking of which, its been awhile since this original post, has this idea been attempted yet?

Regarding the hydrosonic pump, could anyone explain the claim that it violates conservation of energy? I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around that, especially with a change-of-state (water->steam) as part of the equation.