The Quantum Magnetic Motor Project

Tests and Design by Jean-Louis Naudin

created on 02/10/98 - JLN Labs - last update on 02/26/98


This motor is based on the diagram below, courtesy of Nelson Camus.

Nelson Camus has said to me that :

"This motor is able to run by itself and give FreeNRG from the magnets when the aluminium sheets are removed from the blocking position (between the magnets). After they are removed, the motor starts itself without stopping, like a real perpertual motion motor. The coils 1,2,3,4 are used only for tapping the magnetic energy and convert it into useable electrical power........"


Today I have built this device with my own design, you will find below some pictures and videos. The device is currently under tests.

click here to see the RealVideo of the experiment

( you need the RealPlayer V5.0 )

Notes from Jean-Louis Naudin :

Tests are not yet finished.....
Today the motor does not run self-powered, I need to send short pulses with an external electronic circuit. BUT the interesting thing is that the magnetic repulsive force seems to vanish as the speed increases ( >500RPM)...

You will find below a 3D design of the Quantum Magnetic Motor (mk8) ( thanks to Tony Colgan for the 3D rendering ).


The Reed's Motor description by Nelson Camus (02-02-98)

"The Reed's motor is a North pole magnetic motor. To start the motor, it is necessary to move a little disc (at the top) with your finger. Two brackets mounted in cross with four aluminum sheets pass between the North poles on the top and the bottom of the cylinder. When you turn the little disc with your finger, the two brackets in cross leave the gap between the magnets.

This motor is a real perpetual motion motor.

The only power that you require is the power needed for turning the little disc with your fingers during the startup. If you want more power, you need to use NIB magnets for a bigger magnetic flux, so you can get more power.

You can use a drum cylinder made with plastic. I have built the unit with a PVC plastic drum, 8 inches height and 12 inches width. And then, I have fixed four magnets inside the wall: two at the top and two at the bottom (in repulsive mode)."

Important hints from Nelson Camus (update: 02-21-98) :


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