New permanent magnet motor on youtube from Roobert33

[nievesoliveras]

The idea of the wave seems good.
The flexible v-track is well done.

Jesus

[ramset]

Wilby
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Seems very sexy,this wave track!,Where can we learn more?

Chet

[WilbyInebriated]

Wilby
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Seems very sexy,this wave track!,Where can we learn more?

Chet

see that picture of that flexible track chet? do you understand how it 'wraps' around the 'hub' of the magnet motor? now imagine the W-track wrapped around a 'hub' and the magnets go where the green lines are...

[exnihiloest]

Here's an update of my replication attempt.  I had the 64 cylinders made by the machinist as well as a drum of 80mm dia and 60mm height. I assembled the whole thing and the result was that it won't budge.
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Congratulation. Your device works perfectly... 
...perfectly according to the physics laws about which I spoke recently and that you denied.   
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=10034.msg264928#msg264928

[McGiver30]

I would like to explain how I got a v-track to show great promise.. I don't work in an enviroment which allows cameras or phones. I also work long hours and spend most of my time away from home..But I do like to experiment and my passion is magnets. My motor has 4 v-tracks. I have an inner stator with 2 v-tracks but they do not over lap like everyone shows. Mine have a one magnet gap at the end of each track. same goes for my outer stator other then my tracks have 2 more magnets in length. but the trick is to get both stators to be far enough apart that the magnetic flux just meet(might have to add or remove magnets from end of outer stator) . also each stator is offset by 90 degrees so the end of each track do not line up to inner or outer stator. Now the trick once your to this point is to set the gap at the end of each v=track to be larger then the beginning.