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Magnetic motor




There will be a magnetic "<" around an axle. One side of the "<" will be a pushing magnet, and the other side will be a pulling magnet. The axle is a magnet, so it will turn in one direction. The closer the "<" is to the axle, the faster it will spin.


what about taking human force like pedaling a bicycle with magnets on the end of the spokes nearest the metal bearings to create a human powered generator that stores said energy in batteries for later use. Or even making bearings in conjunction with magnets. Thus storing a small percentage of the energy. expended just by rotating a magnetic field surrounded by copper coiled wheel housings. Granted not free energy, but a use for wasted energy

guys who tried to make endless energy from mercury filled glass tubes back when you could use mercury..... power company burnt his house and car to the ground. the technology is out there, just everyone too afraid to try and market it. 

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