Hojo Motor Review

Responses to “Hojo Motor Review”

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   mike Ratzat Reply 30. Jun, 2011 at 3:12 am

   Has anyone built this hojo motor and has photos and its electrical output.
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     khursheed Reply 02. Nov, 2011 at 5:44 pm

     $49.97 is the cost of the Manual (Plan) to build the Hojo Motor… What is the cost of the finished product i.e. what is the cost of one full fledged functioning Motor?
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   jak Reply 30. Jul, 2011 at 10:19 pm

   The holy grail.. more energy out than energy in. The perpetual motion machine etc. These ideas have fretted mankind for thousands of year. I’ve personally known a couple of `inventors’ over the years who have been perfecting magnet based generators. The results – alas – haven’t stood up to scientific scrutiny.
   
   So is it likely that this HoJo thing with its hysterical over-hyped buy it now before the energy companies crush us sales pitch is the real thing?
   
   Maybe it is.
   
   The pitch is probably more to do with convincing us to part with cash (not a lot??) so that the down side risk is low and the upside – well it’s plain blue sky.
   
   For my part I run a streak of `healthy scepticism’ and life has taught me that `If It Looks Too Good To Be True – It Probably Is..’
   
   So I will hunt around for some HoJo info based on measured science. I expect to find out that pitch is simply too good to be true.
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     George Reply 21. Oct, 2011 at 2:36 pm

     Come on, people! Think, what would you do if you had a “motor” that produced more electricity than it consumed? I think you’d be all over the world in every media outlet showing this miracle with devices to measure the input and output to prove your “motor” works. Word would go around so fast that everyone would be in a frenzy to put this to use. This is a scam.
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   dave Reply 08. Aug, 2011 at 8:31 am

   I am with Jak on this one! Show me the science and not just more hype on how good it is going to be after we´ve laid out the money
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   stewen Reply 19. Aug, 2011 at 2:49 pm

   its a good product for free electricity..
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     hlh Reply 29. Sep, 2011 at 2:39 pm

     do you own one? show us some photos of it, the plans.
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   Hamid Reply 23. Aug, 2011 at 5:55 pm

   Hi…Is there someone who has built and used a Hojo Motor satisfactorily.Are Hojo motors manufactured by any entrepreneur on a large scake and sold from any outlets .I want to buy a ready built motor ….can any one sell it with a warranty .or it the sale of DIY Hojo Motor booklets/CD’s a permanent money making machine for the publisher .Cqan anyone guide
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   OV Grandpa Reply 02. Sep, 2011 at 1:16 pm

   This sounds like another scam because Click Bank(ha ha a sales company) scammed me once on a solar energy scam for $76. They will NEVER answer you. You know the saying….”—-me once shame on you,—-me twice shame on ME”. BEWARE
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     les999 Reply 02. Sep, 2011 at 1:53 pm

     For the record Clickbank is a payment processor and they do answer queries. The product vendor (who sells their product through Clickbank) is the one that won’t have answered you.
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       Ken Reply 05. Sep, 2011 at 10:19 pm

       I agree. I’m a member of the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) and all the tickets, campsite reservations, and other on line purchases for our annual convention every July in Oshkosh, WI are done through ClickBank.
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       Adrian Reply 01. Oct, 2011 at 11:30 am

       clickbank they don’t answer email. Paid for goods through clickbank,never arrive,I tried to get in touch with the supplier seemed they never existed. So much for the record
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         les999 Reply 04. Oct, 2011 at 7:14 pm

         Clickbank do answer their email Adrian. Use this form: https://www.clickbank.com/orderDetail.htm
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     Jean-Guy Charette Reply 05. Nov, 2011 at 2:47 am

     I also would like to buy a motor Hojo’s already built. Where could I get one? And what is the warranty? What is the input and output in watts?????
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     KLee Reply 20. Dec, 2011 at 3:22 am

     To clear something up… Clickbank is not a seller, Clickbank is just a market, (sort of like ebay, but with fixed prices instead of auctions) that ANYONE can sell their products on. If you have a problem you should contact the seller that you bought it from at the clickbank market.
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   Norman Reply 02. Sep, 2011 at 1:37 pm

   You can’t beat the laws of physics. There is no such thing as “free” energy unless your mom is buying it for you. Energy can be changed from one form to another, like using heat to create steam which spins a turbine which powers a generator to make electricity. BUT, you don’t get energy out without putting energy in. Solar cells, wind turbines and water wheels are still the greenest options we have. Save your $50 bucks and put it toward a hybrid car.
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     Stosh Reply 14. Nov, 2011 at 12:01 am

     It’s a magnetic motor, driving a DC generator. Turn any DC motor by hand, and it produces current. If you drive it by a magnetic motor, you put nothing in, yet get current out
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   Norman Reply 02. Sep, 2011 at 1:40 pm

   Hamid’s comment should be a red flag for any thinking person. If this thing really worked, don’t you think tons of “home garage engineers” would be making them at home and selling them? If I thought the thing worked I’d be building them one after another and selling them in my front yard. Somehow I doubt Exxon would put a hit on me.
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   carl ricker Reply 04. Sep, 2011 at 2:11 pm

   Clearly, the emphasis is on ‘greedy power companies”Free’ – all hyped up to get you to part with your 50 bucks. The power companies don’t give a crap, in fact encourage you to find other power sources. In fact they’ll pay you for it! Yes, it’s a scam, but one that is cleverly marketed to capture the unsuspecting, unable to ‘read between the lines. Of course it works, but for some reason they won’t provide any more information such as ‘HOW’ it works. Let’s see the science as one writer correctly put it. Let’s tell it like it is – the ‘greedy’ one’s are Ho Jo’s.
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    wolph Reply 05. Sep, 2011 at 2:03 pm

    two things; one: scam possible , two its not free energy if it works, you’re are using like magnetic fields(north pole to north pole) to get movement. the simiplfied verison is just a poor DC electric motor with a coil to maintain movment and another coil to charge up a set of batteries. I brough my copy for only 29.95 and if i held out might have got it for less. are the plans worth it that price? i think so he did have three patents and they they do describe motors both cicular and linear. perpetual motion? that up to you. movement until the end of time or the end of the magnetic fields running it?
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      Jeff Reply 29. Nov, 2011 at 12:10 am

      Since you bought your plans have you been able to create a working model?
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    Ken Reply 05. Sep, 2011 at 10:36 pm

    I have never seen anything on the output of this motor or whether it’s AC or DC. By all the pictures taken with the inventor it looks like he invented it quite a few years ago when there weren’t very many electrical appliances like there are today so you didn’t need too much output. Another thing to think about is how clean the sine wave is. Is it safe to operate all the electronics we have today like computers and microwaves etc. I remember when my parents bought a brand new house back in 1952 it only had a 65 amp. fusebox in the basement. Now a new house comes with a 150 amp. breaker panel.
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      Peter Reply 16. Oct, 2011 at 3:51 pm

      The output of this “motor” is mechanical, not electrical. Therefore, it is neither AC nor DC. What you would get, *if* it worked at all, would be either rotational or linear motion, that you could then couple to a conventional generator or other device to convert it into whatever form you needed. But remember that if you’re trying to power a house, you’re going to need to get a lot of rotational energy out of it, so those magnets are going to have to do a lot of pushing. Once that thing started turning, it would be next to impossible to stop it by hand. The demonstration system I saw on YouTube was started with a push and was barely turning an aluminum disk. Whether you could get enough energy out of that to even power a small flashlight bulb is doubtful. Better not to waste time or money on this.
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    JJM Reply 08. Sep, 2011 at 4:23 pm

    I think it was the Tesla Generator plans I bought to see how they could capture energy from the earth. The only thing about Earth was the ground as the original source of materials. What the plan consisted of was a bicycle rim with magnets attached. Presumably 2 magnets would power the generator while all others would be used for generating power. I had previously viewed online posts of techs diligently testing and building similar small generators (forget the search term I followed). YES they could get rotation with minimal power applied and YES they could generate minimal amounts of power but it was always at a loss (more power used than generated). And the power levels were extremely small. In order to generate enough power to run half a house you would need 20 Amps at 115 volts OR 200 amps at 12 volts. Their plans did not call for any wires heavy enough to carry this current. I did not waste any time or $ to attempt a build. CLKBNK readily refunded my money after I contacted them with complaint about sales statement “Energy from Earth”.
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    noshow Reply 14. Sep, 2011 at 4:27 pm

    They probably have got the marketing wrong. I agree with some of the comments above. there is no such thing as free energy. It is only transformed. in the case of the hojo motor the fact is that magnetic energy is transformed into electricity by creating a motion which is captured by a motor. simple as that.. And for those who claim that this is scam just because they use clickbank to promote their products should get an education. In the real world we hire marketing agencies to promote our products/service. clickbank is not an agent but connects marketing ppl with vendors. Read.
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      loren Reply 19. Sep, 2011 at 7:03 pm

      So, again,is there one living soul out there who has ever built a working Hojo generator? Surely thate must be one person who is a satisfied customer if this thing is for real.
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    ravingapache Reply 21. Sep, 2011 at 9:03 pm

    I have worked on several “free energy” devices and each one, whether it is novel or just a rehash of perpetual motion machines, all have something in common; they cannot produce more energy than they use. Entropy makes sure of that. The HoJo MOTOR is just a motor. Even if you did nothing, sooner or later (and it may be very much later in this case) the device would require a “push” to get it started or to make it continue to produce energy.
    
    I clicked on the “See the Video” link and gave them my email address. After that, I was asked to buy the product and not given the opportunity to see the video. This “Bait and Switch” only proved one thing to me; Their product cannot stand up to true scientific scrutiny. Whether it works or not, I do not know. But I know a SCAM when I see one. Caveat Emptor !!!
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    Antinuclear Nutrition Reply 25. Sep, 2011 at 11:43 pm

    Lots of sales hype and science only hinted at. Show us the science! It’s going to take more than some spinning magnets to extract zero point energy, and more than three patents for that matter, it’s going to take a WORKING DEMO and a FULL EXPLANATION OF THE SCIENCE. This is just a scam.
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    Bruce R Porter Sr Reply 27. Sep, 2011 at 5:14 pm

    Well, it appears that the Europeans have proven Einstein’s relativity theory wrong by having a particle move faster than the speed of light. I think it was Tesla that postulated that the “speed of light” wasn’t the absolute we thought it was. Therefore, does overunity exist? I dunno, but perhaps it wouldn’t actually be overunity anyway. Maybe we’d be accessing power we have no knowledge of or method to measure. That being said, overunity must exist because politicians say talk so much and say so little…. However, I agree with the first dude, like to see someone try it rather than badmouth it without trying.
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      Silvain Dupertuis Reply 10. Oct, 2011 at 4:28 pm

      The resuls of experience on neutrinos recentely published by physicists at CERN (Geneva) did not «prove Einstein’s relativity wrong». Without Eninstein’s theory, you could not even measure the speed of neutrinos at all… nor have any GPS function properly. Sure, their found something very surprising that has no explanation so far. Other experiences have to be done until one can see it there was a systematic cause of error somewhere or if something in the theories of fundamental physics have indeed to be corrected. Anyhow, coming back to he HoJo motor, perpetual motion (getting energy for free) has been a perpetual dream in humanity…
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      Bob Reply 29. Oct, 2011 at 11:10 pm

      If you are up to date, the Dutch showed the Swiss (CERN) the mistake that they made in thinking that neutrinos were faster than light. They forgot to take the relativistic effects of measuring their speed from satellites. Basically, they were shooting the neutrinos from the west to the east. Since the earth rotates from east to west, the earth moved several nanometers in the time it took the neutrinos to get to their destination. Not much, but enough to account for about 64ns.
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      Bruce W. Krafft Reply 07. Nov, 2011 at 11:20 pm

      Actually Einstein never said you couldn’t go faster than the speed of light, what he said was if you traveling slower than the speed of light you can’t get there (because as your speed increases your mass also increases requiring more energy to accelerate you). Likewise if you start out *above* the speed of light, you can never slow down to below light speed again, because as you approach light speed your mass increases requiring more energy to accelerate you.
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      Rose Reply 17. Dec, 2011 at 2:44 pm

      Yes, people found out that the world was round. something they would never have belived. And now just this year it can out that Einstein’s relativity theory wrong by having a particle move faster than the speed of light. Im sure there are a lot of people that havent heard about this yet. It was on MSN’s home page. We have surpassed the seed of light…. That being said I belive that this HoJo MOTOR may be on the right track but you must consider the size, quality and adaptability it would take to have any singificant out put. Their vidio said you could get the parts at the hardware store for $100. It sounds like a junior high science project. Maybe the author is expecting you to build on is idea.
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    Adrian Reply 27. Sep, 2011 at 5:50 pm

    This Hojo Motor is the motor of the future. I am just a simple peasant and too dumb to make wise investments in the future. However, our Dear Leader, being omniscient, knows how to spend my tax money wisely. Therefore, this Hojo Motor, this perpetual motion machine is something our President Obama should make an investment in. Just as he did in Solyndra Solar.
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      Peter Reply 16. Oct, 2011 at 3:32 pm

      The difference between the Hojo Motor and Solyndra Solar is that Solyndra actually had a product based on real, working science, and in fact had a 1000 working systems deployed worldwide. What did them in was market competition from our good friends in China dumping solar panels over here for less than they cost to make. The Hojo Motor is just the opposite. They have a great business model, getting $50 a head from ignorant rubes who don’t understand simple high school physics. Their problem is that their product is a scam. But if you have so much faith in them, I have a 100 mpg carburetor to sell you.
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      jim Reply 02. Nov, 2011 at 10:11 pm

      Ole barry the Socialist Idiot in NO way deserves the P for president, but pres! He is NO President, in ANY way just because there are MORONS who put him in office, so now he can DAILY destroy our Great country! Impeach this imposter!
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      Bob Wire Reply 03. Nov, 2011 at 6:33 am

      If not mistaken, Solyndra Solar’s ground work for funding was started during 43’s presidency.The Sterling engine would offer greater output and runs on dissimilar temperatures.Why they attempt to market it as ‘On Spot’ power source for residential homes makes little sense to me, as it can’t.I guess it’s like the traveling sales man that sold ‘Out Houses’ promising that they would not smell.Receiving his first complaint that it did indeed ’stink’, he looked and said, “it appears someone has crapped in it”Breaking news, today (11/3/2011) ~ On spot Cold fusion generator! claims from Italy , Runs on powered nickle and nitrogen. produced 450 KW for 5.5 hours on first trial at 50% capacity, Is what they are claiming.
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    Big Red Reply 28. Sep, 2011 at 11:14 pm

    If this thing really worked, the Chinese would spend $50 and then build them in China rather than burning coal to make power. Maybe President Obama would get Americans back to work by building the motors and selling them worldwide. Why not get the car companies to build cars powered by these motors? If this were real somebody would be building them.
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      KLee Reply 20. Dec, 2011 at 3:43 am

      Whether you want to believe it or not, big business puts an end to anything that will hurt their wallets. And I believe they do it anyway they can, legal or not. I’ve seen too many products that actually did what they were supposed to do, suddenly dissappear without another word, because some braniac finally figured out if the product was too good, nobody would need to replace it. Thus, cars could have been made years ago that would get 72 miles to the gallon, and last for 50 years, but where would that put the car companies??? Out of business! Ever notice that products are getting made of cheaper materials than they used to? They’re not made to last anymore, but to be replaced – on purpose. How about a bug spray that actually does kill the bugs AND stop their reproductive cycle? I’ve seen one, but it suddenly disappeared off the market too! Maybe this HoJo machine works, and maybe it doesn’t but I’m not going to assume they’re lying about big business stopping them. That happens every day, more than most people know.
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    Niggo Reply 29. Sep, 2011 at 7:47 am

    There is no question of anything being an overunity machine any more than a solar panel is overunity. A solar panel takes power from the sun which is free. The Tesla generator concept takes ambient energy – it doesn’t create energy out of nothing. That ambient energy is huge and is freely available – according to the theory. But doesn’t sound like this hojo is legitimate from the way they are trying to sell the information. Their site smells of trickery.
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    Skipper9000 Reply 29. Sep, 2011 at 2:39 pm

    there are a few builder aired video’s up on you tube. I’ve found a couple that stay in rotation. The concept is there, as long as the Van Allen Belts stick around To 50% of a typical home, I think you’re going to need a lot large motor. You will also need to balance the rotation. Not imposible. I rank as achievable, but the scientific community needs to run with it. Anybody wanna run with me? Check out the you tube vids first.
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      Charles Patrick O'Brien Reply 03. Oct, 2011 at 5:36 pm

      I got an E-mail from the company telling me it was reduced in price for one week only and I could get it at $49.99c,Now I’m in the UK (Scotland)and I don’t use $ so I think the company is trying a world-wide scam.Oh they say “normal price” is $195.99c.
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    Dave Grimm Reply 29. Sep, 2011 at 8:18 pm

    The HoJo Motor does NOT produce electricity. It uses 2 sets of magnets to create a perpetual motion motor that drives a generator.
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    Thomas G Walsh Reply 01. Oct, 2011 at 5:03 am

    It is not a lot of $’s at $29 or $39 but it does not take a million sales to make a million bucks! If there are good results they can’t be hidden!
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    Ralph E. Nix Reply 02. Oct, 2011 at 3:14 am

    I don’t believe this man. He reminds me of another man a few years ago who was peddling another skam– maybe same man. If this was true and of any value, it would be a manufactured product and we would see them show up in Trade Shows. No, this is only another Santa Clause story. I learned as a small boy, ” Grown people lie. “
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    Dr. Jim Reply 04. Oct, 2011 at 7:34 pm

    Any motor that requires one to give it a little push to get it started cannot be a perpetual motion motion. The motor is running on the energy of the little push. It will eventually stop. A true perpetual motion motor would have no “off” state. As soon as you put it together it would begin to run – it would not need the little push to get it going. The only way to stop a perpetual motion motor is to disassemble it.
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    Michael Klinosky Reply 06. Oct, 2011 at 8:52 pm

    http://pesn.com/2011/10/04/9501926_Letter_to_Hojo_Motor_Plan_Scammers/
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    Alitstar Reply 07. Oct, 2011 at 12:10 am

    So far, all talk no proof. Another elaborate scam?
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      Peter Reply 16. Oct, 2011 at 2:33 pm

      I’d say it’s not that elaborate. People have been selling snake oil this way for a very long time.
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    drjackcv Reply 07. Oct, 2011 at 8:03 pm

    Light a match and put it to your coleman lamp.Light another for your little pyramid of paper and kindling.You only put in a tiny amount of energy, but you get back hours of light and heat.Impossible!Oh! You activated stored energy in the fuels.But there are no other stored energies in the world, are there? So the Hojo must be an over-unity, perpetual motion scam.I don’t know about this one, but I’m going to buy the plans. I installed a brown’s gas hydrolizer in my van and immediately jumped my gas mileage from 28 mpg to 36 mpg.It isn’t over-unity, kiddies. It’s just physics, like your boy scout campfire.Think.
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    OLD RETIRED GRANDPA Reply 10. Oct, 2011 at 5:01 am

    the urgent email I recieved said I would only have minutes to click a purchase, time kept growing shorter. the price started at 199.97 and went down to 49.97. I kept trying to leave the site but it still insisted to continue. the last site dropped to 29.97. I was finnally able to close the site without ordering anything. Two minutes later i received an email in my scam box requesting me to confirm my subscription by clicking on another site which i deleted. Take it from there, all they want is some kind of money from each email. Common sence tells you if this thing could work it could prpbably make enough electric to power a flash light and you would need 500 to 1000 of these dumb things to power the electric needed to power your home. Take it from an old man, i’ve been around a long time over 75 years.
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    Judge Roy Bean Reply 10. Oct, 2011 at 2:52 pm

    The main HoJo page is FILLED with, “We got 3 U.S. Patents!”, and not much about the product. It reminds me of John Kerry saying, “I got 3 Purple Hearts”, Trying to take the focus away from his dreadfully abysmal congressional record. HoJo looks like the same tactic; trying to take the focus away from the laws of thermodynamics so they can sell you a dreadfully abysmal product.With that said, if just one person can show me where they cut their electricity bills by “75% or more in just 2 days” with this HoJo plan like they claim, I’ll completely recant my statement.
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    R.E.McCullah Reply 11. Oct, 2011 at 2:56 pm

    Hallelujah people,our dreams are answered. Free energy, we’re not in a recession after all,things can’t get any better. But wait, I’ve discovered an oil extracted from a slithering serpent, known to cure every ailment known to man. For a limited time(the AMA might shut me down)I’ll share this new discovery with you(for a small fee to cover shipping and handling). Just send $19.95 and I’ll reveal this discovery of a lifetime.
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    Peter Reply 16. Oct, 2011 at 2:30 pm

    What a load of ***! If they had a real product, doesn’t it make sense that the energy companies would jump on the invention and offer them tens of millions to sell it themselves? The market for a real product like this would be in the billions! Hell, the electric companies would build gigantic Hojo motors to replace all their oil-, coal-, and nuclear-powered generators, don’t you think?I’ve been hearing nonsense like this since the 1970s oil embargoes, like the 100 mpg carburetor. Back then the claim was a conspiracy by the Big Three Automakers to suppress it. Why wouldn’t one of the automakers snap it up? Seriously, the first car company to build a 100 mpg car would have cornered the market.A simple understanding of high school physics will tell you that there ain’t no such thing as a free lunch. But with the state of science education in this country being what it is, I’m willing to bet plenty of people will be clicking on the Add to Cart button.
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    EEL RIVER KID Reply 16. Oct, 2011 at 4:40 pm

    another tooth fairy easterbunny approach to relieving some green hippy of his welfare cash. you never get sumtin fo nothin. this holds true in science and life. you have been babboozeld by HO JO.
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    MrInterpid Reply 16. Oct, 2011 at 5:36 pm

    Please realize that a patent has no relation to whether or not a device “works” The patent office files are full of patents for worthless devices that have gone the way of the dodo. This is a total and complete SCAM! THERE IS NO FREE LUNCH AND DEFINITELY NO FREE ENERGY!!! Save your money and buy more efficient appliances.
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    JT Reply 17. Oct, 2011 at 7:45 am

    hey i bought the plans about 3 days ago and have been pricing the materials. I am really serious about giving this a shot because after reading through the e book its seems legit. I will repost later after I review the parts in the mail and let you know how it goes!
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      bob Reply 12. Nov, 2011 at 2:12 am

      Hey JT how about an update on your progress???
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      scott Reply 18. Nov, 2011 at 8:55 pm

      Did your hojo motor work:-)?
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      Jeff Reply 29. Nov, 2011 at 12:23 am

      JT, Having bought the plans about 3 days @ your last post of Oct. 17. Today is the 28th of Nov. That is about 42 days to play with a 3 day product as pitched. How’d it go?
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      Steven Reply 07. Dec, 2011 at 3:19 pm

      Let us know if they honor their 60 day no questions asked refund policy.
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    DArcy Reply 21. Oct, 2011 at 4:28 am

    I paid my money, hoping that this might be genuine. I received a User name and a Password and I printed it out. As I was busy at the time I closed the computer down. Now I am trying to get back into it but there is nowhere I can connect in and enter the User Name or the Password. All I get is the Home Page and watch the video again. There is no help desk, no “Contact Us” button (and I ain’t gonna spend again to gat help). It may take as long to make contact with them as it does to build the damned thing!!
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      les999 Reply 01. Nov, 2011 at 2:58 pm

      Hi Darcy. You can use this form to get back in: https://www.clickbank.com/orderDetail.htm
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    Eric340 Reply 24. Oct, 2011 at 11:40 am

    Tesla, a brilliant man. I have a great partner in business-we work in radio communications. He had electrical demonstrations for schools with Tesla generators, Jacobs ladder and various. Anyway he built a few different Tesla generators. First it is tough to build. First you have to have a motor to turns a belt, a high voltage transformer 10k at least, that charges the belt that carries the charge to the second part, a -receiver for what ever you do with it. It would be A/C that would need regulated, rectified to DC. His was just to demonstrate the amount of charge it could dissipate. Every step in the process takes power, the belt motor, the brushes or pickups, the regulator, rectifier if you want DC for batteries and batteries do not give you as much as you put into them in charging. Considering the physical and electrical process it is tough and hard to keep running. To make much power it would take a lot of hardware so no I would not buy a book about it.
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    John Galt Reply 24. Oct, 2011 at 12:37 pm

    Hey I already invented this. Read Atlas Shrugged!!
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    john galt Reply 24. Oct, 2011 at 12:39 pm

    Alternate energy…Solar, Wind, Water…that’s the real key to the future.
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    Robert David Hummel Reply 26. Oct, 2011 at 10:36 pm

    I would like to get contact with a reliable Hojo Motor USER… that resides locally (CITRUS COUNTY FLORIDA), to SEE THE ACTUAL APPLICATION in WORKING FORMAT. Then I would be willing to SAVE and PAY for the BOOK.
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    tom Reply 28. Oct, 2011 at 8:12 pm

    These “hojo” people appear to be nothing more than liars, cheats and criminally minded, making off of hardworking people trying to survive financially. Even their marketing logic is flawed. Anything of any real value, always goes up in price unless it can be produced in mass volume to overcome production cost. If the claims of the “hojo motor” were true, it would stand to reason that so many people would be after it, it would be nearly impossible to get. I have not heard of even one person who can be found, who has built a “hojo” and had it work successfully in their home or any other application. I venture to say that it may not be “big energy” who is after them, but rather may be the feds.
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    Cephalos81 Reply 29. Oct, 2011 at 6:24 pm

    The only thing perpetually in motion in the universe is the electron… I think we would all agree that the electrons in any piece of matter have been spinning nonstop since the beginning of time. That been said, I have a working 4 stage magnetic flux engine. Like one of the users said as soon as I put it together it starts spinning it employs a diamagnetic to control the flow of the magnetic flux. The idea came to me this way… … How does a combustion engine work? What pushes the piston down? So if you replicate the power output of the explosion in the chamber with that of the repulsion force from 2 magnets you got it solved.. This is controlled by the diamagnetic the way it works in my design is, the diamagnetic controlled by a timing motor makes the 4 pistons fire in resonant sequence so that each time the magnet piston is exposed to the flux the crankshaft accelerates and the counterweights on that shaft do the rest of the work by raising the next magnet piston to the diamagnetic before it is exposed to the flux. For output I have gotten 600watts out of an engine the size of a small sedan’s engine. It took me 12 years to finish it at a cost of $9000 expensive I know but it works….the only problem I got is vibration there is a moment where the vibration becomes to strong at which point I have to dismantle to turn off. But the point is it works and it does so brilliantly.
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      TomFT Reply 04. Nov, 2011 at 4:05 am

      Show us on YouTube!
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    r chandran Reply 30. Oct, 2011 at 6:14 am

    hi folksare there nobody out there to check these scamsters? their very presentation is a clear confirmation of their intentions.
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    TennaSea Reply 31. Oct, 2011 at 10:10 pm

    If Biden repeals the law of physics as he said he wanted to do this would work. Nothing can produce more power than is used to produce this power. I’ll buy one when it is built and let you know how it does.
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    Abdul Rauf Jangda Reply 31. Oct, 2011 at 11:44 pm

    No doubt Hojo motor is a scam. Dont waist your money and your time on it. If any one would have made it. Believe you me, he will never give away his plans that cheap. Rather he would have made billions of dollars by putting his own manufacturing up. I challange Hojo motor plan sellers, if they show me any machine producing free energy in couple of days which will produce fre energy enough to run my house appliances, i will do whatever they want me to do. This will not work.
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    no Reply 01. Nov, 2011 at 12:40 am

    This kind of business is exactly what Occupy Wall Street is about. These unscrupulous “”business people”" and their reprehensible behaviour should be outlawed. Their sentence for this crime should be to have all of their diplomas (if any) taken away from them and they should have to repeate school; starting from kindergarten.
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      S.W. Reply 02. Nov, 2011 at 3:49 pm

      Hey, No, maybe you are the one who needs to repeat school!! Look at your spelling. As for the OWS people, they don’t stand for anything, except, their own personal greed. The people marketing this product are no different than any of the other manufacturers who produce all the stuff you use in everyday life.
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    Pizzed Off Big Time Reply 02. Nov, 2011 at 3:38 pm

    This site is for reviews of the Hojo Motor, not for skepticism or comments. Why the frack are all of you posting here? Obviously no one was stupid enough to fall for the scam or else there would be internet commentary by someone who actually bought and built one of them.
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    jim Reply 02. Nov, 2011 at 4:41 pm

    magnetic energy has benn used on roller coaster’s for years.
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    zane Reply 02. Nov, 2011 at 5:50 pm

    payed for the plans and did not recive it cant get my money back and now its just a scam will be contacting a certified fraud examiner.
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      les999 Reply 10. Nov, 2011 at 11:04 am

      You can use this form to locate your order and download the product: https://www.clickbank.com/orderDetail.htm
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    Cole Thompson Reply 03. Nov, 2011 at 2:56 am

    If anyone in the Salem Oregon area is using this technology and is willing to show, I would love to see this thing in working order. Please contact me and I would be glad to compensate for the effort.
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    ASW Reply 03. Nov, 2011 at 9:55 pm

    This is a well backed scam. When you google it or google hojo scam, you hit dozens of websites that say YES it works. These are all fakes. Perpetual motion machines are the holy grail of energy and none have yet to be made. Don’t waste you money.
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    Mosfetti Reply 04. Nov, 2011 at 1:07 pm

    A lot of people say a lot of things, most of which they know nothing about … so learn a lesson. Fools rush in where angels fear to tread, so if you’re not up to date with the technology being discussed here, keep your opinions to yourself. The “HOJO Motor” is EXACTLY what it is, a motor, NOT a generator. It produces rotary power from the interactions of permanent magnets and can be used to power a suitable generator. Mr. Howard managed to produce a motor based on his principles and filed 3 appropriate patents for his design(s). The fact that such a motor was engineered, built and patented DOES NOT MEAN that anybody can just build such a motor and be successful at it. The magnets were specially designed and manufactured for Mr. Johnson and a EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE. Please read the article attached below and be educated about this technology. This is definitely not your average home constructors project.
    
    Here’s an article published in Science & Mechanics, spring 1980 Edition that should explain a few things about Mr. Johnson and his capabilities as an engineer and the concept of the famous Howard Johnson permanent magnet motor. http://www.rexresearch.com/johnson/1johnson.htm
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    Gigglesworth Reply 06. Nov, 2011 at 5:35 am

    This is obviously a scam. You can tell by the the hard psychological of this Hojo Motor advertisement. Note how they constantly lead you on, hinting that you’ll see more, just wait. It’ll happen in a minute. The advertisement works on your fears (“BREAKING NEWS on November 5th!” “The power companies are hiding this from you and will take it away at any minute!”). If you try to close the window it triggers another window to open and give you a $10 discount, etc.There are other similar sales videos out there. Watch the following video, which tries to sell a method to men to “read a woman’s mind” and how to get her to like you. It’s also a scam, but this advertisement shares a lot of the same psychological tricks as the Hojo Motor videos (Leads you on and on, preys on your fears.) It even uses a similar webbrowser trick if you close the window.http://openherbox.com/xb/
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      les999 Reply 10. Nov, 2011 at 11:15 am

      Do pressure marketing tactics *always* mean the product is a scam? No, but I agree it makes it more likely.
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    Wilson Reply 06. Nov, 2011 at 9:51 am

    The sad part of this is that a hard working innovator ‘Howard Johnson’ is being taken advantage of posthumously. Go to YouTube and search on Howard Johnson Magnetic Motor. You should find a video of this gentleman providing a demo of some sort. Scepticism for this is a natural thing, but we in this country are falling behind. Also search YouTube for ‘maxforce engine’. There you should find a video demonstration of a Japanese engine that is compelling to say the least. The first patent I found on Magnetic motors during the late 1990’s was from a Japanese man that built a permanent magnet fan motor. There are several patents, and also public debates about perpetual motion, but the fact is that many of these actually work. For a shark to take advantage of Mr. Johnson in this way is criminal and should be prosecuted accordingly.
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    Vindicator Reply 07. Nov, 2011 at 6:45 am

    I find that most Americans wouldn’t know the truth if asteroid YU-55 hit them on the head. You’re all lab rats in an inviroment that has been & will continue to be controled by an evil empire. The foolishness of God is greater than the wisdom of all mankind. The only reason any free energy devices are being allowed to surface now, is because the game is over. The time has come to exterminate the lab-rats.
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    Dean Huggins Reply 07. Nov, 2011 at 7:00 am

    For all you skeptics who have not done your home work, I still have the article from Popular Mechanics many years ago of this motor actually working. It was a simple device made with tin foil and powerful magnets etc. The only reason you do not see these devices on the market is the high cost of exotic magnets. Getting more energy out than putting in?? What do nuclear plants do?? Don’t try to hoodwink the public into thinking there is no way it could be true. BTW what is making the earth turn perpetually around and around for thousands of years? Perpetual motion I presume.
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      Bruce Reply 01. Dec, 2011 at 3:58 am

      Both nuclear power and the earth’s continual rotation are well understood by science, if not by you.Nuclear power comes from modifying atomic nuclei: splitting large atoms in a fission reactor or bomb, fusing small atoms in hydrogen bombs and the sun. I am not physicist enough to explain why these processes cause a loss of mass, but they do, and the lost mass becomes energy.To slow something down its energy must be got rid of. A large flywheel will keep running a long time but friction in the bearings, and air drag, transform some of the rotational energy into heat.The earth is spinning on frictionless bearings and would spin for ever if there was no other heavenly body close by.
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    OpenThinker Reply 07. Nov, 2011 at 3:44 pm

    There is no law that says you can’t get free energy, only a theory that is used to persuade people from thinking outside the normal paradigm. Having a diploma doesn’t make you smarter, it only shows that you were taught something by others instead of teaching yourself. I bought a $300 car off craigslist and modified it to get over 60mpg, why would I spend money on high dollar Hybrid that isn’t even good for the environment? We are a society of fearful programmed people.
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    Lee Reply 08. Nov, 2011 at 4:17 am

    I personally think Hojo Motor is a scam. I have an idea who might want to take this up as a challenge. It is “Mythbusters”. They are always looking to prove or disprove (bust) advertised products or inventions. Anyone know how to get ahold of them so they can take the Hojo Motor invention up as a challenge?? These guys are real professionals and I value their judgement and findings on everything they test. –Mythbusters leave no stoned unturned. Maybe, they could convince all of us that Hojo Motor is indeed a SCAM.
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      les999 Reply 10. Nov, 2011 at 11:18 am

      Ha! Love it – one of the best suggestions I’ve seen so far. Bring in the Mythbusters!
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    Robert Nix Reply 09. Nov, 2011 at 2:54 pm

    I watched the entire ad and listened to the sales pitch. The one thing that I noted was that they never once attempted to show a working model in any form. If they were selling plans to something that “anyone could build in two days”, don’t you think that they’d show at least a few moments of one running, at least from a distance, to entice you with an example of what you could ultimately have?
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    ray nell Reply 10. Nov, 2011 at 2:33 am

    if the product works at all why dont they build one and sell the product????? notice not even 1 demonstration of a working product…..build it patent the working motor, and sell it …these plans obviously total scam !!
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    Steve Reply 12. Nov, 2011 at 1:46 pm

    If there were such a device,, All the powerplants would be using it!!!!!!!! Sorry to burst any bubbles!!! So, TOTAL SCAM!!!!!! Any Questions????
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    Les Reply 05. Dec, 2011 at 2:45 pm

    This is a scam first class. They mix some fact with lots of bogus claims. Use common sense, you can’t get more out than you put in.
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    Brian Flickinger Reply 11. Dec, 2011 at 5:29 pm

    I do not see one person that has completed your motor successfully !
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    Crackpotkiller Reply 12. Dec, 2011 at 12:40 pm

    Once I wanted to take A VW beetle , leaving 2 cylinders gas & the other 2 Hojo style setup .Balance is the issue . Bearings that support the crankshaft & the case itself would be destroyed in a short time .The Hojo Motor would have the same problem with balance . The Hojo motor would work with surges & destroy itself in a short period of time .
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    Jim Reply 31. Dec, 2011 at 12:33 am

    Even if this HOJO motor worked you would then need to purchase an electric generator for the HoJo motor to spin to generate electricity. For a basic home you would need at least a 7 kw generator other wise you would need a 15 to a 20 kw generator. Lets see that should cost several hundred dollars plus the wiring, switches etc. SCAM
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    Leonardo Gutierrez Reply 01. Jan, 2012 at 4:19 pm

    YES, THIS IS OUTRIGHT SCAM!!! The frantic selling Technic is to fleece you the $50 for the plans. I’m a Professional Electrical Engineer and Wannabe Inventor with various attempts to produce electricity using free nature resources such us swift flowing rivers, buoyancy force, winds, etc.In the course of my attempts, I researched through actual experiments and scientific method about the buoyancy force and found out that there is no such thing as perpetual machine that can produce electtric energy over unity which this HOJO MOTOR SCAM IS CLAIMING.However, these scammers will surely make a fortune because there are always suckers among us.Please google LOGUTZWINDMILLS if you doubt my comments.
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    Dale283 Reply 01. Jan, 2012 at 11:44 pm

    I have a complete machine shop at my disposal. Will build but it does not work.
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    Dale283 Reply 01. Jan, 2012 at 11:55 pm

    What happened to JT?.
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    Andrew Reply 02. Jan, 2012 at 5:06 am

    This is a complete scam. It’s impossible. Mythbusters even did a show on this and confirmed it was a bust and those guys would know how to build this kind of stuff.

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