--- In free_energy@ yahoogroups. com, "Mr. J" <jaemsjohn@. ..> wrote:
>
> Yes! Notice how, by hand, he keeps the magnet motor running.
>
> My concept is a larger version with a seat. A person sits on the seat
> and my manipulating the stator "manually", a person should be able
> to get the motor running and fast. I am sure after enough practice,
> it wouldn't even be that tiring. Just like a surfer doesn't necessarily
> get so tired surfing down a big wave.
>
> So far, I have not seen a robot balance and surf on a wave. So I was
> thinking, let's temporarily eliminate all the solenoids, linkages, etc, and
> just let the human balance, nervous system and yes muscle keep that
> stator just right to keep the wheel moving.
>
> This is not perpetual anything. And if a person got good with controlling
> the stator I am sure he / she could really charge up some batteries.
>
> Am I just nuts?
>
> - j-

Well...no, your not crazy. Get a long enough lever, some strong enough magnets, and you could power your house with ease. Actually, after you get it going, the amount of power input will decrease. The mass of the flywheel will automatically push the lever up to a certain point. The faster you go, the easier it gets. Ain't magnets grand!

Kris