I've invented a new motor!!?

Question

I have recently designed a new type of motor that can operate on small or large scale. It is clean and uses no fuel!! The only problem is I have no idea what to do with it or get my idea out. I have the basic premise for the blueprints, but I need a little help with the exact specifications. It will work, but the measurements need to be detailed still. I would gladly share credit with someone because I know there would be plenty of credit to go around. I don't have the resources to actually produce a prototype, but the science is sound. Anyone have any ideas on what I can do? I don't want to get ripped off, but I realize that this project is too large for me to do alone.

Answer 1

One of the fundamental laws of physics is Conservation of Energy. This law has never been disproved. If your motor produces energy, it would have to consume energy. Other laws of thermodynamics would preclude it from being 100% efficient.

If you truly think you have a new invention, you should keep a bound log book in which you detail your ideas. Sign and date every page, and have an independent witness also sign and date each page. That way you will be documenting your invention for the eventual application for a patent. Perhaps you should also consult with a patent attorney. But actually this would all be a waste of time and money because your invention is pie in the sky.

Answer 2

Uses no fuel? So you've invented a perpetual motion machine? You do realize that your motor would violate basic physical laws, right?

Here's what you do. Look up 'perpetual motion machine' and see if your new motor matchs any of the hundreds of ideas people have come up with in the past. Remember, they all would work in principle, but none worked in reality without consuming more fuel than they could put out in energy.

If your design doesn't match any of those, if it's a new idea, try approaching a local university's physics dept and asking if anyone would take a look at it for you. They aren't very likely to try to steal it, but they could help you figure out where you might have gone wrong. But you'll probably want to actually build a working model first.

Answer 3

I strongly suspect that your new motor is in the "theory" stage - but not in practice.

You will need to produce an actual, small, working prototype before anyone will take your idea seriously.

Patent it immediately with the help of a trusted patent attorney upon a successful completion of a prototype. Document everything.

Good luck in your endeavor.

Answer 4

I can help explain to you in detail why your fuel-less motor will not work, if you need that kind of assistance.

Although Physics 101 deals with mass-less pulleys on frictionless bearings, there are no such bits of hardware in reality.

I remember thinking in the 3rd grade how it seemed one could just hook a generator up to a motor and give it a spin, and it should just run on forever.

I got over that by about the 5th grade. You should too.

Answer 5

imagination and creativity, gives place to possible hopes of inovative products, and thats fine and can be intertaining, and good food for thought, and your idea for an engine using no fuel, what you probably meant is that it doesn t use conventional fuels, and thats great, I ve designed and built several concepts involving unconventional fuels, and I have approched Mazda, head engineering R&D in Japan, and they do not want any new concepts regardless of thier efficiency, because they allready know which concept is going to be solidly implemented in the automotive industry starting in 2012, and same story with GM, I ve not approched any other companies yet.

Answer 6

You are going to have to explain where the energy comes from or how you manage to violate the basic laws of physics. Thousands of people have invented new motors or engines that do wonderous things in their dreams, you have to do the basic science yourself.

Answer 7

Sounds like spam. Where does the power come from if there is no fuel?

Answer 8

I love to tinker, and am great with electronics and mechanical things. Seeing the whole picture of how things come together. If you're interested email me. [e-mail]

Answer 9

Contact Dr.Greer at www.seaspower.com.

Answer 10

i believe you. my father has worked on this for years and we had some kin folk that supposedly had one working but he disappeared and so did his motor. good luck i hope you are right
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