Magnetic Disc and copper pipe = water heater

[greatwest1]

Hi All,
I have seen many videos on YouTube.com heating water with a rotating rare
earth magnets attached to a disc and where a copper pipe heats up very
quickly. I thought someone here in this forum would be doing a similar project,
and if so, I would like to know more.
I do not know enough of electronics, like many of you, to work on induction-mosfet units at this time ( one day, one day !).
This is a starting point for me: Heating house water with rotating rare earth magnet, as in these videos ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8n5sSmJsCdY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NivItikx0AU&index=17&list=UUhgi4ns1UCxX1DI3m390g0A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vj0ScD-RZnA&list=UUhgi4ns1UCxX1DI3m390g0A&index=25

And there are others on this topic , seen on YouTube.com
Cheers and thanks for your input,
Greg K.

[sprocket]

The best work I've seen on this is on the Russian FE forum Realstrannik. Specifically here as seen by googol. Nothing overunity about magnetic-heating as far as I'm aware though.

[greatwest1]

Magnetic water heater , copper tubing

Sprocket,
Thanks so much for the quick reply and the links.
I will check them out tonight.
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I am not really into Over Unity at this time ( but enjoyed the Energy Conference in Hayden, ID. this summer).
For me now, it is so much easier to reduce heating costs from $300.mn to <=$50-75.$/mn. with this project -without all the tools and electronic know how.
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Easier on my head this way !

Thanks again from the Kootenays in B.C. Canada.

[BroMikey]

Kool Video

Yes Sir I for one am breath taken.


Of course the next question would be "Is it a bout 50 percent efficient"?

I have never done any tests and whoever it is doing the run show some kind of Idea. I grew up in the cold Michigan winters. -100 degree wind chills.

Talk to me I want to know.

Mike

Sprocket,
Thanks so much for the quick reply and the links.
I will check them out tonight.
*
I am not really into Over Unity at this time ( but enjoyed the Energy Conference in Hayden, ID. this summer).
For me now, it is so much easier to reduce heating costs from $300.mn to <=$50-75.$/mn. with this project -without all the tools and electronic know how.
*
Easier on my head this way !

Thanks again from the Kootenays in B.C. Canada.