Moretorque
New Member
Just curious, Tesla invented it in 1880, they need the magnets changed or charged every 14 or so years and the bearings need changed which is 2 when they need it. other than that it's free power for a thousand $ worth of parts but they are kinda noisy. I was watching a demonstration of one and it was like 16 or so inches long and like 10 inches tall and it was running a 100 watt light bulb an 8 inch cooking burner red hot and a descent size fan all at once. You can build them much bigger. I was talking to a guy who worked at the DC patent office and he told me there were several hundred patents deemed classified just under perpetual motion... I know one of them. it's a water wheel and real simple but in order to be effective it would be big and heavy...