New permanent magnet motor on youtube from Roobert33

[Qwert]

you will see that the rpm is fairly erratic throughout
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In all those Tesla-like experiments where sparking is involved, according to the human reasoning the spark should take the closest path, and such path is straight line. In fact it does not look straight: still on its path there are some ions which make the path very erratic.
In this experiment we cannot argue that something cannot work only because its movement is erratic because we see that on video. Heavier flywheel will make it more smooth.

[Qwert]

@CLaNZeR,
I think the guy might as well be pulling our leg,  ...

Here is a guy who looks more sociable: http://www.callowayengines.com/index.htm

[CLaNZeR]

@CLaNZeR,

I think the guy might as well be pulling our leg, as it were, by "admitting" it's fake. Reverse psychology of sorts. There's more to it, I guess. On the other hand, I'm with you. I need exact dimensions and the stencil of the cam in order to consider replicating it although, like I said, with full understanding that it may not work in the end. As several friends here already posted, I too want to see in person the device and how the guy is actually faking it's motion. 

Hey Omni

Hope things are good that end.

Yep this is a bit weird that he has came out with The thing up his shirt sleeve metaphor.

I have received a few emails pointing to there is more behind this, but at the moment I am keeping grounded and open minded, but 90% it is a fake and not worth the effort going much further.
In saying that if I am bored oneday, then maybe LOL

Got to try keep it fun as usual !

Cheers

Sean.

[Tito L. Oracion]

hi everyone

it is easy for a person to back out easily especially if he is threaten.

for me it is not sin to try and see the truth. 

i don't consider it as a waste of time, cause if we succeed then writing here is even more wasting time. 

p.s. i believe more on legitimate. 

[Qwert]

really?

Thank you for correcting me.
I never was good in symantics. In fact,  I came to conclusions  similar to yours, after reading it again; but, taking under consideration your ability to jump to conclusions, based merely on theoretical reasoning against experimenting, shown in this thread, I concluded you eventually can be  ignorant enough to oversee  my errors. Sorry, I underestimated you.

There are some definitions about the difference between engine and motor. To me this one is most convincing, not yours, sorry:

"If you look at definitions, there is actually no difference. However, most people associate an engine with something that produces power within, while a motor is something that requires outside energy such as electricity."

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