How To Build A Magnetic Motor
Author: Gallen Ho
In recent years more people are trying their hand at creating their own free energy with the use of magnetic motors. Instead of using the sun or the wind, magnetic motors use the power of magnets to generate electricity.
These motors are estimated to last for more than 200 years. It is easy to grasp how this free energy from magnetic motors will last a lifetime.
Using a repeated pattern of dual attraction, a magnetic motor has separate magnets on each side of a 3rd magnet pulling on each side at the same time. It works when there is an intense force exerted by either pushing or pulling on a magnet.
For very little money anyone can create free energy with a home-made magnetic generator. A step by step guide written by professionals will give you everything you need.
Most guides will include information on how to get the magnets, the non-conductive wheels that spin and all other materials. You should not be spending more than 0 to build a magnetic motor.
This small investment will power your house for life. After building your first motor you will see how you can get enough power to not only work home appliances but extras like cell phone and other electronics that need chargers.
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Use any liquid in a closed cylinder. One side of the cylinder has to be made of a extremely stretchy material, with a hole in it.
a rod is places through the hole like a straw, with a maget near the hole. A repelling magnet is placed at the very center of the top, so that it keeps pushing the straw/rod, creating energy.
need to find good people to work with me on build a magnetic motor?
i have an idea on how it need to be assembled but i need a place to work and the part to make it and tools to build with. this is going to take alot of planing i need people like from GE company to make this happen or Nasa maybe Boeing to pull together and network my plans .. Please Smart people work with me ….. Sincerly dave
Aluminum conducts electricity just fine. Are the strips for commuting the electricity or are they part of the core, which does have to be magnetic? I can’t imagine a teacher thinking a pie plate would be magnetic these days or that one that was should be cut up, so I think your father is misunderstanding the need.
Can inexperienced builders make a linear motor?
http://amasci.com/maglev/linmot.html http://amasci.com/maglev/magschem.html
We’re two highschool seniors with no electrical or magnetic experience. We want to build a maglev train with a linear motor. How much work/research/time would we need to construct and adapt this? Is it even possible for us to construct it with our very limited background?
Any other suggestions on how to magnetically propel this train would be highly appreciated!
1.An electric motor converts electric current into mechanical force. An electric generator converts mechanical force into electric current.
2.1269 that the first Western account of a magnet and its properties “Epostolia de Magnete”, was written by Petrus Perigrinus in 1269.
3.Southern Lights are known as Aurora Australis.
4.A field in mathematics is something which exists throughout a region and which has a definite value at every point within that region.
5.The true mariner’s compass used a pivoting needle in a dry box, and was invented in Europe no later than 1300.
6. 1500 km is the distance between the north and south pole
7.the small group of atoms who have aligned magnetic fields are called magnetic domains
8. Hans Christian Oersted is who hypothesized that an electric current produces a magnetic field
9.The electromagnet is a wire coil that is usually wrapped around a piece of iron. When running electrical current through the wire it creates a magnetic field. With an electromagnet you can change its magnetic pole. When the flow of the current is changed the north and south poles of the wire switch. The stereo signal does this; it constantly switches the flow of electricity, electrical energy is converted to mechanical energy, which vibrates the cones to make sound.
10.Jedlik’s electric motor was invented by accident in 1873, when Zénobe Gramme connected the dynamo he had invented to a second similar unit, driving it as a motor. The Gramme machine was the first electric motor that was successful in the industry.
11.cobalt-Co, Fe iron, Ni nickel
12.In 1888 Nikola Tesla invented the first practicable AC motor and with it the polyphase power transmission system.
13.Earth’s magnetic poles have changed places over 150 in the past seventy million years.
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15.the needle lines up with north and south pole
16. It changes twice with each revolution
17.The commutator reverses the direction of the current in coil.
18.This light display occurs when blast of charge particles from the sun a captured by the earth’s magnetic field.
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20.Aurora Borealis is the scientific name for the northern light’s
hey i cant find 19 i suggest getting it from someone in your class
How do I build a DC to DC converter from scratch?
I need to build a 25 volt to 40 volt, DC to DC converter for a cheap electric motor to run on. I don’t care if 40 volts burns it out because I will only run it for about 5 seconds and I have a bunch of them. The motor is rated for 25 volts.
I have to build it completely from scratch. This means it has to be made out of basic materials that can be found in an auto-shop. I’m also allowed to go to Radio Shack if I have to.
I’m using it to spin a propeller that will be mounted on top of a foam car. The car floats on a magnetic track (MAGLEV Track). The track is only 20 feet long and the car is about 3″ x 6″. It needs to be as lightweight as possible so it will go faster.
The car picks up electricity by having contacts slide on both sides of the track. The pickups supply about 25 volts also.
Thanks for the help!
Wouldn’t you have to feed 25VDC to an inverter(AC), then step it up to 40V AC, then bridge rectifier, back to DC..
magnetisim geniuses. i need your help. please?
can you answer these questions correctly? and where you got the answer if you looked it up.
1. in what was is an electric motor the opposite of a generator?
2. who published an article about the properties of a lodestone in 1269
3. what is the scientific name for the southern lights?
4. a _____ is a region of space with a physical property that has a definite value at every point in the region
5. compasses were invented in what country?
6. the earth’s magnetic south pole is how far away from the geographic north pole?
7. groups of atoms with aligned magnetic poles are called ____?
8. who hypothesized that an electric current produces a magnetic field?
9. how does a stereo speaker use an electromagnet to produce sound?
10. the first commercially useful electric motor was a ___ built in the early 1870′s
10. list at least 3 simple ferromagnetic materials and their elemental symbol.
12. the first AC motor was built by ____ in 1888
13. how many times have the earth’s magnetic poles switched places?
14. what are the 2 types of magnetic resonance imagery? (names not abbreviations)
15 a compass rotates until it lines up with ___?
16. for each revolution of the coil in a simple generator, how many times does the current change direction?
17. how does a commutator in an electric motor work?
18. what causes the aurora in the northern and southern hemispheres?
19. what natural body was used to find the north-south direction before the compass was invented (give both names)
i’ll be doing these questions too, so im not just asking because i’m lazy, ill just need a back up to make sure i’m right.. if i miss one i fail.
so thank you
Here is a linear motor that I built when I was a high school junior in 1962. Unfortunately, it was not powerful enough to move itself, but it could throw a strip of aluminum several feet.
http://i5.tinypic.com/6bm8gn7.jpg
Does something need to be magnetic to conduct electricity?
In science class I am building a simple motor. One small but crucial part of the motor is made of a pie plate. My science teacher showed us how we could cut simple strips and wrap them upon the pencil. When I got home to construct this I realized that none of my pie plates were magnetic. My dad told me the it did needed to be, Does it?
Thanks