Exposed ? Free Energy Magnet Motor

How a computer fan spins using magnets
If you see these on the net, they are fake, this video shows how the fan spins using 2 hidden batteries and a reed switch. The lamp being illuminated is also a trick, the fan does NOT provide any power to light a lamp or even spin in its own. Do not get caught in free energy scams!
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[@jovanjanevski3747]

Free energy is when one plugs into the mains while bypassing the meter.

[@annelisemeier283]

Jovan Janevski I can second that

[@chietlium]

Annelise Meier

[@bzd16b]

Jovan Janevski no, that is stealing energy

[@JohnThompson-iv5ox]

its still free

[@CPD-KD6-3.7]

Lol +1 😹

[@LazerLord10]

Placed the fan on the floor with the wires underneath the plastic case. Odds are that the fan and the bulb had a supply from a wire through a hole in the carpet. (Which there are a lot of)

[@jamescrud]

1:47 "look at that...tasty little 6 volt power supply" That's the best. Had me rolling. Nice job mate.

[@vincentrobinette1507]

This was an excellent tutorial on how the purveyors of free energy make such convincing videos. your system,(reed switch and battery)looked exactly like the videos meant to "perpetuate"" the belief in over unity, or perpetual motion. This was an excellent video to debunk those free energy devices. there is only one "free energy" magnet generator, and that's a wind turbine. If you want free energy without moving parts, find a good deal on a photovoltaic panel. Sunlight, and wind are "free".

[@gskaloyan]

Poking around YT for ideas on DIY electricity and light projects/experiments and you gave me an idea for something with this. You just earned a new subscriber. I'd never heard of reed switches till now.

[@ModelTMitch]

Very clever at the end :P did anyone notice how Andy never lifted the fan body off the carpet? clearly those two wires from the light bulb are going under the fan, through a hole in the carpet to a power supply thats out of shot ... and the fan was powered by a separate one :) Nice video Andy, its funny how many people fell for it right? :)

[@nobody-429]

+Mark Valentino Did you even watch the whole video?

[@ajburdett882]

+Mark Valentino I don't know if you're joking or being serious, but don't be so stupid, you cannot defy the laws of physics, the conservation of energy law is the most basic law in physics, it is not physically possible to get "free energy" utter ballshit... and if the government knew about some magical way of doing it, they'd put it straight to use, rather than wasting millions of pounds each year searching for alternative fuel sources

[@asdfasdgfasd]

+Mark Valentino that's the way electricity is produced. it's not free energy, kinetic energy is just being transformed to electricity.

[@Mmouse_]

+Mark Valentino Engineer here... a wind turbine/waterwheel isn't free Energy, both are powered by the sun, among other things (Wind turbine: Sun/Heat unevenly distributes heat on earth, it naturally tries to equalise thus wind - Waterwheel: Sun heats water which evaporates and rains elsewhere, gravity demands it flow down hill). If you think you've found free energy here, you're mistaken.

[@Keys879]

I love the division between the two groups and especially the school-bred keyboard engineers who've never tinkered or toyed in their garage but claim they know it all. "Free Energy" is a bad term for what society is chasing for. There is nothing free in the World we live in but there is such a thing as borrowed and transferred energy. The trick isn't finding an unlimited source of easily accessible electrical energy but finding a way to harness potential energy already sitting all around us. The problem is most engineers recall back to the books and automatically reject anything because "that would defy the conservation of energy" but I, on a small hill side, was able to charge and run lights (all i tried) off a car battery using a rudimentary water wheel system, two water reservoir tanks, a water ram valve pump, an alternator, narrowing pvc piping, and gravity. it wasn't perfect and would have to be refilled as water is lost but it was "free" energy. As in I didn't have to burn coal for steam to turn the wheel/generator system. Yet someone here would argue it's impossible.

[@wildspades1]

i got solar panels.. the sun dont cost me a dime.. free energy !!!

[@CoronaHD1]

Thats the only kind of "free energy" I know of!

[@user-rk9su1jc4c]

Loco Llama You have to buy solar panels.

[@LeagueFatigue]

Nate Marquis Not quite free energy either, the sun will one day die. The one thing that doesn't seem to respect this rule are black holes.. but we don't quite understand them completely so this is a pointless subject.

[@Knight3000KRMDT]

LeagueFatigue And when the sun would die? Another fucking millions years.

[@LeagueFatigue]

Jeffrey Buchanan Patton My point exactly, the same is with magnets, they outlast your current lifespan.

[@salamjihad3449]

I need to tell all of you i have been getting free energy non-stop for almost 8 monthes now.I plugged an extention cord in my neighbours back yard wall electrical outlet when he wasnt looking.he still hasnt found it.FREE ENERGY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@billynipper579]

Jojo Cater enjoy being in jail.

[@lucas2997]

jajajjajaa

[@salamjihad3449]

Mike Henerson the government has put many people in jail when they find a free energy source.

[@TJGermany]

Now if you'd be able to transfer the energy wirelessly, they wouldn't be able to trace it back to your house!

[@DaGleese]

"We don't do bullshit on this channel" *Leaves the video with a fan powered by magnets lighting up a bulb without explaining it*

[@mcw8aberacuk]

It's to make YOU think.. ..oh wait, I just realised the flaw in the plan

[@DaGleese]

Brilliant. Nice one.

[@Florian88888888]

you really can't figure it out?

[@DaGleese]

Florian Habro Battery underneath the center of the fan. It's not rocket science, I just don't get the hostility though :P

[@Florian88888888]

DaGleese i didn't rally want to come across as agressive :) but that he dosen't move the frame is somewhat obvious ;P

[@szpiderman]

i have free energy from my neighbour ;)

[@pizpiza009]

damn u man u are rubber

[@mrafaaqali2550]

szpiderman

[@ThePechkin85]

spizdelman*

[@irama6964]

What? Am I your neighbour? Jajajaja

[@WhoAmi-kt1qb]

i have free energy from the emergency light out side my flat door

[@fryair4free]

Free cheese, happens only in a mousetrap.

[@electronicsNmore]

I figured this one out a long time ago. Nice to see that channels like this one and my own, do not post fake videos.

[@RedShiftedDollar]

Let me guess for the last trick. The light bulb has the batteries hidden under the metal bulb socket. The red and black wires are shorted on the other end so connecting them to the bulb terminals completes the loop and let's the bulb power itself. The fan unit has a battery hidden inside so when it is placed on the exposed motor it powers itself too. Not sure how the power on that battery is connected through though.

[@GoldSrc_]

bbl4tter Really thin wires work, you don't need a lot of current to turn on a light bulb.

[@technohydragaming557]

bbl4tter More likely, either the batteries being used to power the fan are also wired to the output wires and the reed switch, as 6 volts will cause some light on even a 12 volt bulb, or more likely, the 'output' wires are simply wired to a power supply. The wires are run through the fan frame, but underneath it, one of Photons many holes in the carpet lurks, allowing the wires to be run through and under the carpet to the remote supply.

[@tsm688]

I noticed he moved this experiment to the floor. That's where the power comes in -- floor

[@RedShiftedDollar]

@@tsm688 You're right. The wires are probably coming up through the carpet. That makes the most sense.

[@tsm688]

@@GoldSrc_ Not in a 240V system you don't. But this could be a low-voltage bulb, even - there is such a thing, I own one, a worklight for cars.

[@DoctorSheldor]

Good job exposing this ruse.

[@SteenWinther]

I find it depressing that so many people don't learn from history: This quest for free energy is ancient; previously it was (unsuccessful) attempts to build mechanical perpetuum mobiles, nowadays it is unsuccessful attempts to have computer fans spin without adding energy. Basic physics tells us that the endeavor is bound to fail and even if continuous motion were archived for a long period, there would be no energy available to do any work, i.e. NO 'free energy'.

[@Infiernofox138]

I love his work for he questions and challenges the simplest things that most take granted. His comprehension of the laws of science as a whole is amazing. Thanks for sharing.

[@timekeeper777]

it seems a lot of people commenting in here didn't get the purpose of this video. it's supposed to "expose" the fact that the other videos related to this are all fake and he exposes them, citing how they did it, where they put the hidden power source, and where they hid the magnetically controlled switch, geez people, watch the video first before making any unnecessary comments

[@kingcatlxix4573]

If that was free energy. We could harvest it and make portals.

[@unlokia]

If you were awake from your daydream, you wouldn't need to type anything so utterly ludicrous and naive.

[@unlokia]

KingCat LXIX "King Cat"? More like baby kitten.

[@kingcatlxix4573]

fite me m8. sock u in the gabber

[@unlokia]

KingCat LXIX Take a look at what you're typing before committing it to the internet for the world to see - you want to fight me, and assume I'll agree to meeting you so that you can validate your manhood, assuming my rejecting of that proposal defaults you to "winner" status? If you say so... ;-) PS: Please do not refer to me as "m8" - I don't have friends who talk to me in such a disgusting manner, and if I did, they'd not be friends for long. Do us both a favour and go and do something NICE for someone, instead of showing yourself up like an idiot. many thanks.

[@kingcatlxix4573]

kk m8. Dun care.

[@BrainSeepsOut]

Love the people commenting before getting to the other half of the video

[@Cultti]

Woow.. free power! And it even works when not spinning!

[@GumbootZone]

Very interesting. But... if you connected those 2 wires to Hillary Clinton, would she breath fire like Godzilla?

[@annelisemeier283]

Kauwhaka probably

[@Skwisgar2322]

It's really scary how little understanding of basic laws of physics some people have. we really need to focus on STEM education in schools.

[@Traindriver321]

Da fauq is stem? Sounds boring....

[@Skwisgar2322]

science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

[@NickRoman]

It is kind of amazing what people don't know sometimes. There are so many important things, but indeed, basic laws of physics and a clear representation of why we are so certain that they are what they are. People need the intellectual tools to see for themselves easily enough why magic doesn't exist. That's actually hard to do because it's so easy to think/feel like, there's so much mystery in the world, what if... And we really are still living in an age of naive ignorance. Growing up, I can think of a lot of cases of people believing in superstitious non-sense and vague magic--everything from fortune cookies and astrology to religions based on a belief in a magical guru with the power of a god. Sometimes it feels like we're barely beyond arguing whether or not Prometheus really stole fire for mankind and you're trying to argue whether or not a motor powered by magnitism can exist. Well, I don't know what the ancient Greeks really thought and I do think that learning a certain amount of history is as crucial as science, for perspective if nothing else, but either our society is getting really lazy or we're just so distracted by shiny lights that a reckoning is coming and it's going to be hard.

[@micky9229]

Or just discourage certain people from breeding in the first place.

[@alienfamily438]

thanks for clearing that up for everyone... just once tho i wish something on youtube wasnt fake

[@pauls5745]

Alien Family theres plenty of interesting videos on cheap energy like solar power, wind, water generators, making hydrogen and burning it,,, magnets themselves don't do a whole lot. but lots of people dont understand electricity or magnetism and buy into all these fake vids, racking up views for the authors' $$.

[@doctorspicer1042]

Nothing is truth every advert and con channels are all fake bullshit if KZbin wast such a dick there would not be bullshit

[@digitalbroadcaster]

I tried this with a bigger fan and now successfully power the village I live in, including street lighting and houses, charging everyone a princely sum of three potatoes and a medium sliced loaf of bread per week. The food feeds my herd of Unicorns. Yes, Unicorns love medium white sliced bread, obviously.

[@micky9229]

Keep those bloody Unicorns fed son.

[@wrt54gs7]

To generate electricity you need to spin the fan really fast (the same principle with wind turbines). You can try blowing air at the fan as hard as you can and check your voltmeter, I got a reading of round 1V+. The fan generate more volts if you spin it in the opposite rotation as to its regular powered on rotation. If you can get stronger magnets and align them properly you can probably make the fan spin significantly faster and generate more voltage.

[@AJSSPACEPLACE]

Technically perpetual motion is possible. If you like put a wheel in space and spin it then it won't stop spinning unless something stops It. However if you try to power something with it the friction will cause it to stop

[@andrewdacosta6440]

AJSSPACEPLACE What if I told there is even friction in space..

[@AJSSPACEPLACE]

Andrew Da Costa yes. when one object is against another there will be friction, it even works with gasses like air. However in SPACE a spinning object will continue to spin because there is nothing to cause friction. But it will stop if another object stops it

[@andrewdacosta6440]

AJSSPACEPLACE There is no such thing as a perfect vacuum, even in space. So there will still be friction

[@MST3Killa]

How long has our planet been orbiting the sun through this cosmic friction? (That's it's own form of spinning wheel, is it not?) A few hundred billion years or whatever? Yeah, perspectively speaking (since I have my doubts humanity will be around long enough to see the earth stop without another force acting on it) it's perpetual motion.

[@AJSSPACEPLACE]

jesus fucking christ! ok fine i was wrong! you people don't need to be so rude about it!

[@HeilmanHackatronics]

Thanks for making this video! I just watched a video showing this bullshit, and determined the same result as yourself.

[@jonsanford0]

You can fool some of the people some of the time

[@JackassBauer1]

jon sanford but you cannot fool all the people all the time :)

[@jonsanford0]

JackassBauer1 Keep trying

[@apexmike849]

Didn't your missus complain about the holes in the carpet where you put the wires through?

[@fluchterschoen]

I think suggesting that he is married is a bit of a leap of faith. I'd find it easier to believe he had invented perpetual motion. I imagine that _if_ he has a companion, she is probably tied up in the basement with duct tape over her mouth, and not overly concerned about the state of the carpet :) Just kidding, but his voice is pure Crimewatch...

[@Dragonrider616]

She probably thinks he burned the carpet while lightning a fart.

[@GardenPC]

The real magic, you know science and physics state that magnetism shuts out, but if you place this on a pole turned by wind or earths magnetic field that the light breeze movements are enough to keep rotation from shutout, there will be different bursts of speed and power, someday we can charge a car battery using such physics hacks.

[@michaelbarber5651]

lol, I love the light still on after you stop the fan...

[@ElectronFunCom]

Don't believe everything you see on TV or KZbin :)

[@nachitechouaib8675]

please show this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXzSmamld8aNlZo i don't have the truth

[@somberghost5160]

same thing i said

[@durden91tyler]

hilarious, i feel so bad for anyone that thinks "free" energy is even possible, anyone that thinks so has never taken a class on electricity or physics.

[@lsswappedcessna]

Apparently you've never taken a class on plugging a really long extension cord into your neighbor's outside outlet that they never even look at, burying the thing underground, and running it well through your property to where nobody can see the end. Doing it when you're helping install a pool is even better, they think it's related to the pool! They don't question the 125ft of PVC pipe you're carrying, nor why you have the spare cable in your car. also, the state of today's internet makes me really want to add: This is a joke, and I agree with you. Modern education sucks.

[@tsm688]

​@@lsswappedcessna Another problem is filter bubbles. The youtube algorithm is very helpful in routing the credulous directly towards scams.

[@SteveBoffgridDIY]

Did any of you notice at the end the light was still on when he stopped and removed the fan... lol

[@TheWeepingCorpse]

FFS, no my eyes didn't see the that O.o

[@dragonboysmith7139]

I wonder where the battery was that time

[@tsm688]

@@dragonboysmith7139 He moved the experiment to the floor -- damned inconvenient place for it, why? that's where it gets power, floor

[@mwbgaming28]

probably using a wireless power coil under the rug or a very tiny high voltage battery under the fan

[@komradepistoff6584]

There's a load of free energy available: solar, wind, tidal, geothermal (excluding the cost of infrastructure, which is a factor when exploiting any energy), but there is NO SUCH THING as perpetual motion. A stator comprised of permanent magnets will NOT cause the rotor to turn unless there is an alternating electric field in the rotor and vice versa.

[@kissingbanditt]

there is free energy.....i never got an electricity bill for years....lol...

[@stopobooma6142]

For all of you that are watching this because you believe 'free energy' is possible...stop! It's embarrassing. Go read a physics book instead. Then figure out a way to make energy more efficient. That would be far more productive.

[@stopobooma6142]

By doing so one is only making energy more efficient. For example...hybrid vehicles recharge their batteries when the driver applies the brakes. Gas or battery (energy) got the vehicle moving. When the brakes are used the vehicle uses that wasted energy (vehicle slowing down) by recharging its batteries. So using your analogy a battery got the fan moving but once the power source is removed the fan would continue to spin but would eventually stop. You could exploit that fact by recharging a battery once the power source is removed. Again, that is not free energy. It's simply making a system more efficient.

[@heinzpg]

***** No! Due to the laws of physics the wheel will not make even a single turn. At best it will oscillate a little between the positions of two rotor magnets.

[@MelPuzon]

Stop embarrassing yourself. This is how I light my house.

[@heinzpg]

Mel Puzon *Really?* And why are you so selfish and mean not to share this technology to the benefit of mankind with all of us? Laws of thermodynamics are by no means a postulate, they are intrinsic to our universe, we can watch their validity all around us. Are you familiar with the proof, that our universe could not be stable without conservation of energy? (Ms Noether, about 100 years ago! You are a little behind with your knowledge. You also still believe earth is flat?)

[@microflite]

Really Mel? Instead of starting a company to generate free energy and make trillions of dollars. Why would you do that?

[@MauroTamm]

permanent magnet motors do exist... they are "free" in a way.. but the magnets and build costs are too high for any system to provide enough power.

[@tsm688]

There's a permanent magnet motor in your power drill. Those suckers are not infinite energy machines, it's a struggle to keep the damn thing charged.

[@losttreasurehunt]

It's so easy to fool people on the tube ,thanks for sharing the hidden secret ,no tellin how many people tried to make a free energy machine with the other videos on here ,Thumbs up to you man

[@georgecrabtree2013]

Just as many people have pointed out, electrons spin around the nucleus of an atom indefinitely without additional energy and in a perfect vacuum light will travel at a constant speed forever. There are principles out there that are undiscovered which may allow us to harness as yet unknown energy sources. It's not that the energy is being created out of thin air, it's that energy is being converted to a usable form from a previously unknown source by a previously unknown process.

[@tsm688]

Electrons don't actually do that. You may be thinking of the "bohr model" which was discredited half a century ago.

[@pierrepaul6998]

man there should be more people like you on the web. Thanks Young man, tom's up well done

[@michaelbaker2927]

Maybe I missed it but on the final part where you expose the use of batteries, you then move on to using 4 magnets that make the fan spin and even with the fan off, the light is still on. Is that real or fake? Does having four magnets around the fan create low voltage energy or is there a battery on the other side of the fan we can't see?

[@Hedning1390]

He does what Penn and Teller do. They first make a small trick that they reveal, but then they show a more impressive version of trick but leave to the audience to figure out how they did it.

[@skyperis]

He probably just routed a cable under the carpet to a powerful supply. It's powering the bulb and the fan at the same time, hence why the light doesn't go off when the fan stops. The magnets are just for the show and to mock the "free pc fan energy" hoax.

[@AidanGieg]

***** Forces are not the same as energy.

[@Lemendeer]

Of corse they are, how old are you? Do you even have physics class?

[@AidanGieg]

No they aren't. A force always caused change, energy does not. You can have energy and have no force, but not a force without energy.

[@technohydragaming557]

EPaR - Aidan Gieg If something is moving, it by definition has energy. Thus there is no force without energy. There is a reason why electric potential, even if it's not powering anything or flowing in a completed circuit, is called electro-motive force. Energy is the measurement of the percentage of change in a potential, force is the physical unit of work done by applying that potential to a physical construct. This is in the first 10 pages of any high school physics book. Energy is the potential for work, force is the measurement of work done by the energy.

[@AidanGieg]

Yeah, I kinda realized that by now.

[@jamesjones4396]

Nathan Jackson work is a specific type of energy. Work is defined as a force done over a distance, Force*distance. When a force is applied over a distance it requires work, and a force applied over 0 distance requires 0 work. Also, EMF is not actually a force, it is voltage, which is a difference in electrical potential between two points. The integral of an electric field (which is related to an electric force) with respect to distance gives electric potential, in the same way that Force*distance = work. You can also have a force with no energy. For instance, Earth exerts a force of gravity over the Moon. But the moon does not get any closer to the earth, so the earth expends no energy(work) maintaining the moon where it is, since work = force*distance.

[@davegtar]

Just had a wee browse through the comments didn't see this, The last one is done by 0.5mm (or similar) gauge copper wire connected to a power supply, not entirely sure of the current draw but I bet those wires are hot running that bulb.

[@smeezekitty]

Maddie 40 watts doesn't need thick wires at that voltage. It's surely a 240V bulb. If it's 40 watts that would be 40W/240V = 175mA

[@davegtar]

yea i know that is why it works..

[@hardrivethrutown]

There's some quote about perpetual motion machines, something to do with the more complex they make them, the harder it is to hide the hidden power source

[@snaprollinpitts]

cool trick, thanks for exposing it.

[@Rich_ard]

very entertaining and informative at the same time bravo.

[@aussj4link]

Magnets have a finite life just like batteries. You might as well hook up a battery. :/

[@lazyweapons]

Still, the life of a magnet far exceeds that of a battery. The only thing you can hope for is not messing up electrical circuits (if used near a motherboard) and any heat.

[@BandanaDrummer95]

The lifetimes for the two things that you mention, batteries and magnets, are due to two completely different scales of science. A battery has a lifetime due to the electromagnetic permitivity of whatever it is encased in, causing a short, as well as the fact that what makes a battery useful (whether it is dead or alive) is the energy that it stores, which is macroscopically lost through use and the aforementioned short. A permanent magnet has a lifetime due to interference of things on a quantum scale. While there are ways to induce large scale interference (such as easing the interatomic and intermolecular bonds so that various magnetic zones can align themselves to a field), a magnet that is stored below its Currie temperature will experience degradation of its strength only due to inversions of the spin of electrons. However, due to the magnetism observed from the magnet coming from large zones of these spins aligning and reinforcing each other, this effect can be ignored for a time longer than the heat-death of the universe.

[@lazyweapons]

BandanaDrummer95 I knew the first half. My level of science is limited to what I can learn at upper end GSCE level, being that i'm only 14. But thanks for sharing some light.

[@goatation]

Um.. no? Magnetization can last longer than the life of a human.. I don't know many batteries that can do that.

[@aussj4link]

You know it takes energy to attract and repel right? How long do you think magnets would last if you had them pulling or pushing something for a while? Why do you think that the magnets junkyards use are powered? If magnets were as long lasting as you are implying then we probably would have magnetic generators, magnets engines, vacuums, etc etc.

[@blackdog1485]

You just need to put small round steal plates on the fan blades mate, for the magnetic field to spin the fan !

[@Befuddledshark]

The copper wire coils in the middle create a minute magnetic field Which is then increased by the initial push then the field gets to the point where it starts pulling or pushing away from or towards the magnet and this causes the fan to rotate

[@chikodarkzcaguaii]

this is a nice way to get views on youtube

[@craazyy22]

you can make a fan spin without power if you got magnets on the blades and one magnet that pushes the fan make sure it is on right position... not sure if it will make power tho but i have done it

[@julianhill1914]

I thought that too, there must be a way to generate electricity from the moving fan even if the fan motor can`t generate it on it`s own, I mean Dynamo`s work that way, make electricity from motion

[@xxGLhrMxx]

Non-stop movement, not in a frictionless, vacuum environment? Prove it.

[@delirio1987]

bullshit. only an ignorant would believe this is possible

[@craazyy22]

Do you even know sience

[@grimcze]

delirio1987 It rly works ;-) Just try it mr. ignorant

[@rctwik]

do people believe you can create the motor effect with no electric field? rite. pls learn physics hahahahahahahahhahahaahaha

[@Benn61]

yes. serch free energy generator and read the comments. its pretty sad

[@goryroxie2047]

I've got blueprints for converting a car to run with water ;-) tehehe

[@skink356209]

Paul Lange and probably using a ton of electricity for electrolysis

[@adamkimmV]

Paul Lange a car has been designed in theory to run on salt water.

[@rutgerdehaan5076]

Paul Lange Photon can do that as well, with his big boys supply. Burns tons of electricity to produce hydrogen and oxygen, then lights it like a balloon burner. At least, that's what I've been hearing.

[@kabeerahmed7132]

I appreciate your effort to expose this kind of fraud - Thanks for making this video.👍

[@mathprzep3799]

You broke the law of conservation of energy , just wait for a nobel prize !!!

[@MateoxIdlatsac]

1 291 peoples dislikes, 1 291 peoples want to belive

[@partymanau]

haha, cunning bugger, had me scammed good.

[@RealLifeOORA]

haha It's kind of stupid the way he did it! These actually do work, but you must position the magnets on each individual fan and then have another one that repels against all. This turns the blades forever and will create a power supply through the wires that he cut.

[@Heeknot]

Are you suggesting free/never ending power? Do you even science?

[@markalmeda4763]

Kaka-Omana the kind it's possible tru tesla.

[@Heeknot]

Mark Almeda I understood that Tesla thought that energy should be free, unfortunately his investors saw no profit in "free" and the project was abandoned after his death. The power wasn't infinitely generated and it had to come from somewhere. There is a difference between economically free and generating something from nothing free.

[@heinzpg]

Kaka-Omana the kind What Tesla tried was a wireless distribution of conventional produced energy. This was not his best idea. It's technically not feasible and would be terrible inefficient. You must understand that "economically free" has nothing to do with Tesla, this concept could be realized at once in every country. No one has to pay for electricity, the production costs would be paid by the government from taxes. Think of that. I don't think it is a good idea after all.

[@markalmeda4763]

Kaka-Omana the kind No free energy because greedy people don't want the energy to be free. John Bedeni and John Searle has their own free energy generator go and look for them.

[@oplopiploplaplepliplaplop3269]

Now try 51 eletcromagnets in a bowl and put the motor in the bowl! :)

[@Gunbudder]

before we got electroboom, we had photonicinduction sorting shit out

[@harryandruschak2843]

The Three Laws Of Thermodynamics: 1) You can't win 2) You can't even break even 3) You can't escape laws 1 and 2

[@factsdontcareaboutyourfeel2900]

Anything that involves any kind of magnets to produce energy isn't free. Magnets have a quantifiable amount of energy stored within them just like a gas tank. Free energy is supposed to be infinite

[@tsm688]

That's ... also not how a generator works. The magnetic field has to MOVE.

[@Yarach]

It does work, in fact you can easily test it yourself. Using a multimeter on the "free energy" motor you can easily read power is generated. The ammount of it is really low though, in no way enough to power a lightbulb.

[@tsm688]

The trick of convincing people something is happening by making a meter move is a very very old one. That you don't understand why doesn't make it genuinely mysterious. Using it correctly means having some idea what you're doing.

[@jaakkooksa5374]

The first law of thermodynamics is something that even the combined efforts of all the world's free energy kooks cannot overturn.

[@XZenon]

Never thought I'd see a video of Andy explaining basic thermodynamics.. I'm afraid next week, he'll pop the universe...

[@DoomedTVNlolzatyou]

Knew it was balls once you said you need to add 4 magnets, then only had one taped on. lol

[@rkryukov996]

This was on my recommendations and I thought photonicduction made a new video

[@kaylamitchell1982]

Just plug a MacBook into itself Or get a cat and strap buttered bread to its back

[@GhostWritersParanormalPortal]

im not the smartest guy.. as far as schooling and that sort of thing.. but I have ideas that seem to work.. a few years back, it hit me.. i knew that we could get FREE ENERGY with a fan like motor... copper wire and magnets.. that the magnets would keep the fan rotating and if it was made BIG ENOUGH could out put FREE ENERGY... i told many people and they looked at me like I was crazy.. I have no KNOW HOW when it comes to these things.. i just knew it would work... these if made large enough could be used to power a house i believe... or a car..very cool to see this actually works.. i feel SO SMART right now LOL

[@XZenon]

Thanks, Alec. Oi OP: Read up on thermodynamics, why don't cha'?

[@zahidiqbal1453]

+bibbly bobbly please contact me

[@ssss-df5qz]

Please don't breed....

[@micky9229]

Am I the only one that got the context of this? Fools everywhere lol

[@johntheelectronmanensor3774]

I think the reason it does not work is because it has a diode which current cannot be forced in reverse through the diode and it also has a motor control chip so you cannot reverse the flow

[@quinokin8954]

With the laws of thermodynamics you can never go wrong!

[@mingkee27]

This is a great innovation. Guess what? No power operated means you can use it endlessly

[@NOIR_studios]

3:47look at that it’s a tasty lil 6 volt power supply

[@johncajka5424]

the neodymium magnet is inducing a voltage across the coils that run the fan so you are powering the fan with the external magnets

[@1d10tcannotmakeusername]

Free energy is putting a bunch of solar panels around a star, also known as a "Dyson Swarm"

[@BandanaDrummer95]

I'm guessing at the end he used an induced current to power the light and the fan, both of which are on separate circuits. The fan held a weak magnet, and there was another reed switch in the board which was closed by that magnet. With the light, the wires simply closed the circuit.

[@tsm688]

way, way easier. He did this one on the floor. Why? What's under that rug?

[@senseimiller9458]

Small capacitor inside maybe holds charge and slowly lets off energy at end? basically instead of powering the fan he is actually sending electricity outward away from fan. The fact that it turns would generate electricity instead but powered by magnetic force. So it becomes a generator using magnetic drive.

[@ThunderChunky101]

Leto actually banned me from replying!! Censorship is cowardice.

[@VanlifewithAlan]

I agree that some of the videos may be fake but I stand by the principal that a centrifuge or fan can spin using magnets. However it is no more free than buying solar panels or a wind generator. The equipment still has to be bought.

[@tsm688]

You are describing exactly how a wind generator works -- by spinning magnets.

[@Stormchaserda18th]

I've tried this and it does work. However, magnets will lose it's magnetic charge eventually and have to be recharged. But if you use a samarium-cobalt magnet, it will take around 700 years to lose half of its strength.

[@hannahwc608]

Thank you. I don't understand why people would try to convince people that this actually works.

[@heinzpg1262]

Thumbs up! This video debunks the many videos (e.g. Wasaby) claiming that a wheel can be rotated by permanent magnets. Which isn't possible at all. In reality this is done like shown here with a hidden battery and a reed switch. And it shows an even smarter magician trick in the end.

[@The_Real_Chris]

Stuck magnets to my hub caps and now have endless energy.

[@dreacul]

And with that you can also light a bulb or recharge cell phone battery using the power that the rotor is giving.

[@WillPlaysGames1993]

idea put the 4 magnets on the corners and have the south pull of them push magnets on the north poles on the blades free energy works that way (i tried it on a small 20mm fan)

[@WillPlaysGames1993]

i didn't make it i saw someone make it before plus i just stuck a magnet near a fan and started spinning

[@CZPrakashSinnur]

+willam endler (willendler1993) plz can u send me the working information of the cpu fan through email. hope you will.ty

[@WillPlaysGames1993]

read my last reply comment

[@bytefpv87]

+willam endler (willendler1993) It wouldn't work. This is a perpetuum mobile.

[@ikonix360]

+willam endler (willendler1993) Apparently you didn't watch the video.

[@MarkTillotson]

Small LiPo pack is perfectly able to put out many amps, there'll be one stuck on the back of the fan of course. If you see a free-energy scam video there are good odds there's a lithium battery secreted somewhere, doesn't take any room really...

[@yusufalirowtherHayan]

very interesting. but I think it is against the law of conservation of energy,because we get mechanical energy out of nothing

[@senseimiller9458]

Once the fan is pushed into motion the force of mass in motion keeps it in rotation once initiated.

[@Rubysh88]

Even if someone makes an magnetic "free energy" device, don't forget that it requires a lot of energy to create those magnets in the first place. Also don't forget that magnets do wear out and these machines will never output enough energy in their lifetimes to create replacement magnets. There's no such thing as free energy.

[@RK4000]

ive seen a version where magnets are attached to the fan blades, and using the magnet's repulsion the fan spins, and lights up an LED light attached to the cables. i guess that does add up to free electricity. i got me a server rack cooling fan setup. 4 fans mounted, and already wired. will let you know the results.

[@ElectricityTaster]

You can get energy from magnets like the perendev motors do, but this is the energy from the magnets. After some time the magnets will loose their magnetic properties.

[@RadicalRC]

12v Mechanics light bulb is the little secret on the end. ?

[@Scorpio101fullon]

The magnets on the out side were going against the magnetic poles on the fan motor, hence turning the fan.

[@GraingerElectrical]

The reason for this: energy cannot be destroyed or be created but can only be transferred from one energy type to another

[@captain42979]

It looks like that tiny little battery might be recharging itself during the process because anytime you put magnet's around a regulat motor that has magnet's in it it will increase in power this is a fact try it. I am not saying it will have enough power for the light bulb running constantly but I know it will generate power because of equal action and reaction think about it!

[@fullscew]

mate, seen a few of your gigs now and I must say..... 'you are the very knickers of the vicars' and also the knees of the bee's.....so keep knocking em out pal!!

[@herauthon]

sitting in the sun - getting warm and a tan might be free energy - but not even that . .

[@SteveBergen01]

I got my solar panels I placed on my home 5 years ago paid because of delivering more power to the network than I use. now that is free energy.

[@MrHack4never]

normally, when i see "free energy", i think "bullshit" when i saw "free energy" AND "photonicinduction", i thinked of "fire"

[@richardharrold9736]

Hang on a moment... how does that bit at the end with the light-bulb work? I'm sure there's some obvious cheat to it. The one thing that vaguely springs to mind is electromagnetism - that passing a magnet through a coil induces a current in the coil, or that inducing a current in the coil causes the magnet to move... but in this case the magnets are outside the coils and static... sorry, GCSE physics is a long time ago!

[@tsm688]

It's even more obvious than that. He moved the experiment to the floor. Why? To conceal cables under the rug.