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Without putting the magnets in opposition at
some point during the cycle, and probably for at
least 33% of the time, you will have the same
problem that exists with the many hypothetical
gravity motor designs that don't work. What goes
up, comes down. Nothing will simply come down
without having gone up first.
You have to treat magnets a lot like springs from
a design standpoint, although the mechanics of
magnetism aren't as simple as that of springs.
There are billions of spring-powered motors in
the world: clocks, toys, etc. They all run down.
Nobody will ever design a spring-powered motor
that runs forever without winding.
Message 3
From: "Keith Anderson"
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004
Subject: RE: your visit to Perendev
My company was paid to evaluate the Perendev
device, and it was brought to Colorado during the
summer of this year. As with the case of many of
our contract jobs, the identity of the client and
details of the testing process are confidential, but
because the general results are so similar to the
others we have tested, it wasn't a breach of our
confidentiality agreement to state the general
result in the "Energy2000" group. It should also
be noted that the Perendev device is not a novel
design, and the patent is therefore subject to legal
challenge.
I'm not so arrogant as to believe our tests are
100% conclusive, but it's a fact that magnets are
not "permanent", and because they are the sole
source of energy behind the Perendev device and
similar inventions, they are not a persistent or
inexpensive source of energy. You might consider
the diversionary/science kit market as an option
for the Perendev design.
Message 4
From: "Keith Anderson"
To: "Sterling D. Allan"
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004
Subject: RE: your visit to Perendev
My parent company is Solar Thermal Energy
Project (STEP) Corporation, and the STEP
Group of Companies, with multiple locations,
but will soon be consolidating to Utah where
our $50 million STEP Solar Energy Park will
be under construction starting next year.
The company that paid for the evaluation was
someone interested in the Perendev device
from a business standpoint, and they handcarried
it to Colorado where we tested it. I am
unsure whether it was the original machine or a
duplicate. We were paid in advance to perform
the tests according to a negotiated contract.
This is an old client, and confidentiality is part
of the reason they keep coming back to us.
I have recently been directed to the Perendev
web site where videos are shown of an operating
Perendev magnetic device. I can confirm that
the device does, in fact, spin as shown in the
video. I can also say I was surprised at the claims
they make on that web site.
Counter Point: Magnets Don't
Demagnetize When Kept Within
Their Rating
People know that in a car, you don't run the
engine rpm's up into the red line, and certainly
you don't go above the read line without risking
your engine, not just for that moment, but
henceforth. You damage the engine.
Same thing holds true of magnets. If you stress
them, they will demagnetize. This has been
shown in the laboratory. Magnet specialists
know what a magnet's capabilities are, and
know what the magnet's limits are.
If a magnetic motor is designed to stay within
the magnet's tolerances, then conceivably,
demagnetization should not occur.
Holds True in Electro-Magnetic
Motors
"There are many Permanent Magnet motors
in the world that continually apply similar
magnetic loading forces as what the Perendev
motor might experience. As long as the motors
are not abused and properly cooled (and not
overloaded or stalled in locked rotor mode),
the magnets typically last for thousands of
hours.
20 New Energy Technologies #3(22) 2005