Experiments, inventions, patents, …
See write-up at http://pesn.com/2013/04/12/9602294_Yildiz-All-Magnet-Motor_Demo_Report_April-12/ As Muammer Yildiz spins (by hand) the smaller magnet motor, you can see a magnet held perpendicular to the casing bop back and forth as the underlying magnets pass by….
See write-up at http://pesn.com/2013/04/12/9602294_Yildiz-All-Magnet-Motor_Demo_Report_April-12/ Even though it is clear that the magnometer apps are not accurate, and are effected by things such as orientation of the camera from horizontal (and possibly a calibration screw-up…
Uploaded for Gene, Tadej, Paul, Brad and Professor Steven Jones. Also for people who may wish to build the kits in the future, or are interested in their construction. A step by step instruction…
Pulse Motor Build Off 2013 Winner’s video Congrats To All! I will be emailing everyone the info for the dates and times for the 11-7-13 smart scarecrow show. to see more about the build…
please see this page for all details and information: http://rwgresearch.com/events/pulse-motor-build-off-2013/ Russ and Brad (AKA Tinman) would like to welcome you to the 2013 pulse motor build off. The main aim of the build off…
A documentary film about the unbelievable invention of Turkish inventor Muammer Yildiz. A motor that supposedly uses no fuel or electricity but merely runs on the power of magnets. Is it truly breaking the…
Jan. 15, 2013 visit to Muammer Yildiz. Alexander Frolov tested magnet motor in Turkey.
Here’s a walk-through of most of the booths at the 41st Annual Inventors Expo in Geneva, Switzerland, ending with Mr. Muammer Yildiz’ all-magnet motor, which was turned off just 5 minutes before I arrived…
Periodically, throughout the day, Mr. Yildiz would disengage the brake on the motor and let it run for a few minutes, before shutting it off again, to prevent further damage. See full story about…
April 10, 2013, around 7:30 pm exiting the expo, waiting for the car, Yildiz did a little demo of the second, smaller motor. Watch the movement of the fan. You can see the cogging…