ok, so I started to watch those nicola tesla BS magic videos from those new age youtube retards.
But then I got an idea, what if someone made a sort of modem but for energy it receives from traditional energy sources and transmit it to other devices like wi fi internet.
what if this modem sent energy wireless to some small receptor that power your normal electronics?
>transmit it to other devices like wi fi internet
>some small receptor
the only retard here, is you
>>8027862
I'm basically talking about making a wifi device that transmit energy wireless.
>>8027866
I know exactly what you are talking about, but do you?
>>8027887
care to explain why I'm a retard?
I'm not a science guy.
>>8027866
Do you even speak english?
You can transmit power via 'wifi' if you have a strong enough transmitter. Unfortunately, you need so much power that you'd cook people. And I mean literally cook. Wifi operates at the some of same frequencies as a microwave oven.
At the power density you'd need to power shit like fridges and TVs, you will cook stuff. Second, you can't just do what wifi does and beam wifi every which way, because that'd waste a lot of power. You'd have to steer an antenna and shit.
>>8027891
answered your own question chump
>>8027891
because you are using and making up terms you have obviously not fully understood.
define sort of modem
define transmit
define it
define other devices
define small receptors
>>8027891
A wifi like device would lose power with the 6-cube of distance. So for example if you double the distance between the receiver and the power source you get 1/64 of the amount of power you were getting. That's incredibly wasteful.
>>8027914
I'm talking about those tesla photos of the guy holding bulbs that are on without any cable connected.
>>8027916
thanks.
what happens then with wifi?
>>8027917
Tesla used capacitive inductive coupling. This is only efficient at very small distance relative to the size of the coil transmitting power. So this either means you need to waste massive amounts of power to do it over even a small distance or you need the coil to be gigantic.
>>8027922
No one cares if you waste radio waves.
>>8027922
Wifi transmits information not power. With a decent antenna and modern electronics we can sense the minute amount of power we get at the receiver.
>>8027929
>>8027930
oh, that's cool then.
I had another idea after watching those dumb free energy.
what happens if one of such devices is powered by human energy, similar to those bikes that have a dynamo to produce energy.
what happens if you build a magnetic motor that takes human energy/input.
would that provide energy output?
>>8027935
Yes of course. They are quite common. Ever seen a windup flashlight/radio?
>>8027940
they seem low energy and cheap to make.
wonder if you can make money making them as toys or cheap energy motors for people that goes to wild areas or in case of disasters.
>>8027944
Many companies already make them. Good luck competing with the Chinese on cheap electric doodads.
>>8027947
was planing more on making them as toys for little kids desu. sempai
>>8027949
They already do that. Go back to /biz/.
>>8027949
They already do that. Go back to /biz/.
>>8027974
if it's not doing regenerative braking it will only slow you down
>>8027989
you could still powered it by traditional means or have a phone battery or some solar cell of those that charges phones.
>>8027992
Then that's an electric bike. Those exist. Solar cells are not worth putting on electric bikes. You don't generate enough power to be worth it.
what if someone powers a magnetic motor with a solar cell?
how much energy will it produce?
>>8028007
why I don't see them being shilled on TV?
>>8028023
It's possible to build a non retarded magnetic motor?
I'm not talking about infinite free energy, just something comparable to traditional motors.
I was thinking on energy generators powered by human effort.
I was thinking they will be cool as some form of green energy for poor people in remote areas.
>>8028029
Humans can't output much power. A healthy well fed worker can sustain a maximum of 75 watts mechanical power out over a period of 8 hours. That's like fuck all.
>>8028050
interesting.
It's there a way to mix such human output to sustain a generator that is aided with other energy sources like solar into something that isn't retarded?
>>8028057
Nope. Cause again, human power gets you shit all for a pretty high price.
In remote regions we typically use solar panels to power stuff
Please take a thermodynamics class.
>>8028068
thank bro.
can you tell me a book to read?
some intro to that shit for normal people?
So solar power is the best shit?
again, I ask again.
how much energy could a magnetic motor produce if they could work IRL.
>>8028132
Oh you mean a perpetual motion machine, those don't work.
>>8028143
I know they don't work.
I'm talking in theorical terms, how much energy could produce those dics that has magnets at their borders and twist around at fast speed.
how much energy could they produce in a magical universe?
>>8028143
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTraYlBuHpY
I mean this.
how much energy could this in theory produce if it magically could work?
>>8028152
Any amount you want, it's magic.
How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if 1+1=3?
>>8028160
I'm sure you could tell some realistic number that makes sense.
there's youtube videos that analize magic using science and comes to interesting conclusion.
>>8028168
No, you don't understand how logic works. You can't just break reality and be realistic at the same time.
>>8028184
>you can't deconstruct magic and fantasy using science for fun
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuFPB7wNL2k
>>8028188
You are confusing something which does not exist for something which can't exist because it breaks the laws of physics. It is conceivable that a dragon-like creature could exist. It is not conceivable that magic free energy exists.
>>8028201
I'm not asking about free energy dumbass.
I'm asking how much energy can you harvest from a shitty wood dics that has some magnets and spin.
can't you even read?
>>8028207
None. Can't you read a physics textbook?
>>8028215
nigger, I'm talking about a stupid wood disc that contains some magnets and you hire some african nigger to keep it spining.
how much energy should it produce?
fucking niggers can't even read.
>>8028222
Retard, the video you posted doesn't show that, it shows another magnets are magic hoax for idiots.
>>8028267
yeah, I know.
I'm not asking about the video.
I'm asking how much energy should that device make if you hire some nigglet from an african village to keep it spining during one day.
how much energy should produce.
fucking STEM faggots, they think they're super smart and can't even comprehend a fucking question.
>>8028275
That's not what you asked, retardo:
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTraYlBuHpY [Embed]
>I mean this.
>how much energy could this in theory produce if it magically could work?
>>8028279
yeah, I asked how much energy could that shit produce if it could work.
now I gave you an example of what I meant.
can you answer the question?
>>8028283
No, because the question is stupid. Now answer my question about the woodchuck.
>>8028294
nigger, don't be a jerk.
I'm asking you a question.
how much energy can you get from a fucking wood disc with some magnets and some nigger spining it during a day.
that shit doesn't break physics.
>>8028307
None, unless someone who actually know what they're doing makes it. Now fuck off.
>>8028309
nigger, I know the laws of termodinamics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Ge2h8Apgd8
how much energy can you harvest or get if you attach a dinamo to this and get a dumb nigger worker to spin it during a day.
fucking dumbass nigger can't even think for himself.
>>8028283
>>8028316
>>8028307
Even if you have someone turning it, it still wouldn't produce more energy than the energy expended by the person turning it. Magnet motors do not work.
Now if you are really asking how much energy can a human generate in a day:
As has been pointed out before, a human can at best provide 75 watts for 8 hours. 75 watts * 8 hours is 600 watt-hours. This is the max energy we can get out.This amount of energy cost like 5 cents in the US.
>>8028348
so a human turning it around for a day could get 75 watts per hour?
thanks.
I still think those magnet motors could make great toys.
I was now thinking it of mixing a magnet motor with a praxinoscope.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drv52xVuN9g
I'm sure that could make a fucking popular toy today.
>>8028369
A human turning a perfect generator could generate 75 watts electrical power for 8 hours. The magnet motor would do nothing and would only serve as a source of friction which would reduce the amount of electrical power we could get out.
Magnet motors do not work. In fact it would be worse to use over just a really good bearing
Here is some stuff on why magnet motors do not work:
https://www.lhup.edu/~dsimanek/museum/cheng2.htm
>>8028404
thanks bro.
I'm not some stupid new age believer or some low iq nigger, I just lack the proper education on physics and science.
When I see all that shit, I start to get random ideas, some of them seems great.
I'm glad you told me they we're stupid dumb shit and explained why they don't work.
I still think a magnet motor can be a fun device for kids.
I'm sure they could make millions as kid toys.
