Comments on: Magniwork Review – Is Magniwork Generator System A Scam?

By: paul

paul — Wed, 07 Mar 2012 02:37:23 +0000

Working on magniwork need help on start up and finel hookup.

By: Dave Sullivan

Dave Sullivan — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 12:21:48 +0000

Unfortunately, solar and wind do not produce enough energy to justify the costs in my opinion. Then there’s the problem of having a cloudy day for months and no wind. I wrote to a respected inventor who is a physicist who had a detailed video on how his energy device worked and yes, it showed it working, quite amazingly I might add. His showed a 500 watt shop light being lit up as well as a meter that showed a constant out put of just over 20Kwh. The whole device was only about the size of a large loaf of bread. He does explain how part of the intellectual property is inside the metal “box” and utilizes the extraction of subatomic energy then converts it to usable energy. I researched the guy and as usual, foundthe bad mouthing skeptics but I found a lot of scientists who verified his invention as well as a few people and one entire self-reliant community who uses his design (with his permission). I finally decided to make contact to ask about purchasing the DIY version and found out there wasnt one because he had investors interested in manufacturing these. I do know these are almost funded enough to go into manufacturing but I received an email back when I asked about purchasing a DIY version. He had agreed but I had to sign a non-disclosure and agreement not to build this for any other purpose than for myself and not sell any (although he is working on a distributor program. Anyway, I paid $100 bucks at that time and received the plans. The plans are very detailed and easy to follow as well explain some of the “why’s”. It works great, powers my 1500 sq. Ft. house 24 hours a day 365 days a year and I saved the money I spent on the instructions and materials in the first month. The company is Boztronics and the inventor is Jim Boswell. I actually spoke to Jim and he is friendly and the most intelligent man I’ve ever talked to. His invention I built has been powering my house for 8 months without any problems and was easy to build once I called and Jim clarified a couple of steps. I’m not sure what he’s charging now or even allows DIY but if you want an awesome power generator without batteries, wind, solar or any problems the you should see if Boswell will still sell the DIY plans. Worth ten times what paid and has not only paid for itself but I’ve made extra monthly income by selling my energy credits to our local restaurants. Hope you try it. It’s the best I’ve seen. I also built and installed his water treatment DIY and our water doesn’t taste like chlorine anymore and I checked my faucet screens as I normally do once per month because of clogging and was very surprised to find nothing. I emailed Boswell about a DIY version of his fuel device that supposedly greatly increases your mpg and I am hoping he sells that too.

By: Brian

Brian — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 01:20:21 +0000

In the above post I should have said:
“like the ones found in cars – that are powered by the gasoline engine”.

Sorry for leaving that last phrase out..,

By: Brian

Brian — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 01:17:18 +0000

Look, you don’t get energy from nothing. If the device is “cyclical” – meaning it is in exactly the same configuration after rotating a full rotation, or even many rotations, there can be no net energy gain. In physics, this is the direct result of the law of conservation of energy, which has never been observed to be wrong yet.

The only comment here that was remotely plausible was the idea that the permanent magnets store energy and this gets used up. But they were talking about 400 years or something, when it would be more like minutes or even seconds.

The only valid machines that make power out of magnets and coils are alternators and generators, like the ones found in cars. Come on people, work on something that can possibly work, like solar panels.

By: Max

Max — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 21:12:25 +0000

I understand the frustration out there with this system. In reviews it produces 24 watts of power, very small volts and amps. Think of a magnetic generator as a battery charger! You have to produce enough volts to charge a bank of batteries, to supply your load. (ex. Alternator charges at minimum of 14 volts)
As for perpetual motion, why try to invent the wheel? You need torque to spin the rotors.
In basics, magnets do loose power, but the lifespan of Neodyme Magnets is 300-400 years! If you pass powerful magnets over the right type of copper windings, you will produce A/C power! When you rectify this to DC, and use it to charge a battery bank, just like wind or solar does, you can power your house.
A magnetic generator can be used just like a battery charger! Did you know Deka makes a 12 volt battery with 198 amps for 20 hours?? Banked in parallel, you can build the bank to run your load! Amps X volts=watts
THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX, ALL POSSIBILITIES EXIST!
Best Regards!

By: Oliver

Oliver — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 15:02:31 +0000

free energy in a box selling for 49.99 marked down from 200.
Smells like a fox

By: Bill

Bill — Sun, 01 Jan 2012 02:13:14 +0000

Permanent magnets are only stored energy. They will eventually lose their magnetism under a constant load.

By: Robert

Robert — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 14:51:18 +0000

I requested help as well wit NO response. Simply question that went unanswered. I do not believe there is a support team as stated in their ads.

By: cnc smith

cnc smith — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 09:49:07 +0000

Can some just send me a copy of these plans I hate to spend 50 bucks on plans that may be bogus science, if i think It’s doable i’ll allow anyone to use my machine shop pro bono and even help the use the equipment to help them build it.

By: sedwardsak

sedwardsak — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 02:13:25 +0000

I also purchased the book online. It’s not worth the money, but the last page has a lesson on BUYER BEWARE! It was worth every nickel.
So its back to the shop to lick my wounds and look for that box of Naquadah, I could of sworn it was on the shelf next to the sack of Dilithium Crystals.