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Please spread this , so that we can reach the critical mass , which will lead to freedom on this planet.

Freenergy will give us unlimited FREE and CLEAN energy , and TPTB will be history .

 I remember back in 2010 when Yildiz demonstrated his magnetmotor , which ran a fan , in front of euphoric students. I think that his tech has the Perendevmotor as base , and that he has developed this further.

This can solve the energy need to all infrastructure include vehicles until this "civilization" is ready for plasmatech. I must say that this can even compete with coldfusion as the best alternative.

• 45 kg
• 25 cm diameter x 18 cm length
• 2800 rpm – 16.000 rpm
• 70 hp – 400 hp
• 10,5 kva
• Quite interesting huh. Full article here: http://pesn.com/2013/01/04/9602242_BSMH-Yildiz_All-Magnet-Motor_30-Day_University_Test_Pending/
• Namaste Peter
• About Halil
  Q. What is your position in the company?
  A. I am a friend of Mr. YILDIZ. I try to help in many ways at the moment. Maybe we can call it “Assistant”
  Q. How long have you been involved with Muammer Yildiz?
  A. Since 1st March 2010, I deal with BSMH - the magnetic monopole.
  Regarding the Technology
  Q. How many prototypes have been built?
  A. 34 different types, 46 in total
  Q. How many prototypes have been built from the beginning?
  A. I think it was the same question above.
  Q. How many from fresh materials? How many from revising an existing prototype?
  A. All of them are from fresh materials.
  Q. How many prototypes presently exist (both running and non-operational)?
  A. All the prototypes exist presently.
  Q. How many present prototypes are operational?
  A. All of them are operational
  Q. How able is the best prototype able to respond to load changes on the output side? Would it be plausible for applications that require rapid response to load changes, or would constant output be more suitable, at least for now?
  A. The prototypes are able to respond to load without any problem. Output can be kept constant. It is also possible to control it +/-
  Q. What are the specs of your best design? weight, dimensions, rotation speed, power output, via standard generator (make and model)?, via belt, direct drive, transmission (make and model)?
  A.
  • 45 kg
  • 25 cm diameter x 18 cm length
  • 2800 rpm – 16.000 rpm
  • 70 hp – 400 hp
  • 10,5 kva
  Q. Since there are magnets involved, and magnets loose their Gauss when they get above certain heats, will you need to engineer cooling systems for certain applications/environments? What is the upper temperature limit for performance?
  A. The device does not produce heat. No cooling system needed. Do you envision an electromagnetic variation of your technology, using the same principles, so that the motor and generator can be housed in one unit?
  A. Every design is possible. There are many different combinations. Q. What kind of maintenance will be required, since there are moving parts?
  A. With continuous operation, Replacement of bearings in 2 years Replacement of magnets in 18 years
  Q. What would you say is the greatest weakness of the technology?
  A. The quality of the bearings that we buy from the material market.
  Regarding Credibility
  Q. What is the longest the device has run continuously without stopping? Observed by?
  A. 15 days
  Q. Approximately, how many people have seen this motor design in operation by now?
  A. More than 1.000 (One thousand)
  Q. What power outputs do each of the prototypes achieve (both the present prototypes and the past)?
  A. Min 4 Hp – Max 508 Hp
  Q. How was the power output measured?
  A. Torque meter and rpm-meter basically. Some other professional tools are also available.
  Q. Has the technology been third party tested? By whom? How many third party tests?
  A. Eindhoven, Delft, Braunschweig, Dortmund universities demos, and also TUV
  Q. Do you have third party test results available? Public or private?
  A. The test results exist at the universities and also at Mr. YILDIZ.
  Q. Have government dignitaries viewed the technology? What is their sentiment?
  A. They didn’t attend to the demos but they have total information and the feasibility report in hand.
  Regarding the Business
  Q. How big is the "team" presently?
  A. 14 people, just for today Q. How do you plan to roll out the technology? licensing for manufacturers? distribution? territories? applications?
  A. Licensing is the first step. Distribution is the second step. Territory names are not announced at the moment. Application as an energy source.
  Q. What are the general terms of such licensing?
  A. It can be discussed privately
  Q. In looking at our "Idea to Market" document at http://www.energynest.org/cp/12378/bring-your-idea-to-market at what stage would you say your group is at in bringing this to market?
  A. Business plan