The KryonEngine

• I hear people say "It is coming!". So what's the status of this project? Who has built devices? Where can I buy them?

First, this site is not a project per se. It is the open-sourced instruction and explanation set enabling people to build devices. Second, we have deliberately chosen not to conduct or encourage any kind of centralized activity. For obvious reasons, the success of this endeavor relies on a high degree of decentralization and redundancy. We therefor do not attempt to track or coordinate any kind of activity centrally.

• What general "go-to-market" approach would you use as a motivated tinkerer or engineer?

Start by designing your prototype devices such that they only contain the magnetic and mechanic parts (no electric parts, yet). Make it as simple, cheap, and easy as possible to manufacture, to assemble, and to ship. At this (initial) stage, the purpose is only to demonstrate that Perpetual movement is real, and to demonstrate it at a very large scale.

• What can KryonEngines be used for? How big is the market?

KryonEngines can power buildings (homes, offices, factories, etc.), means of transport (cars, buses, boats, airplanes, etc.), electronic devices (computers, TVs, in miniaturized form: mobile phones, etc.), and much more - at almost no cost (other than the cost of the initial acquisition and rare maintenance). KryonEngines can also operate as simple stand-alone power generators or backup power generators, i.e.

• How can I operate a KryonEngine without using any permanent magnets at all?

Replace every permanent magnet by an electromagnet. First, manually rotate the Center Magnet until you have manually produced and stored enough electricity to power the electromagnets for a while. Then, use a fraction of the power generated by the KryonEngine itself to power its electromagnets (now making it run self-sufficiently).

• What do KryonEngines mean for the future of power grids?

KryonEngines offer power grid independence (which is crucial for the well-being of the population in countries such as the US which currently lack the necessary power grid infrastructure investments).