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Overunity Machines Forum



New permanent magnet motor on youtube from Roobert33

Started by hartiberlin, November 17, 2010, 05:47:43 AM

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Omnibus

Quote from: maw2432 on January 02, 2011, 08:25:08 AM
@ Clanzer   

Nice work... Looks like you have most of the Kinks worked out with the cam.   I am looking forward to seeing your replication with the stator magnets installed.

Take a look at Clanzer's latest video.

http://www.overunity.org.uk/showthread.php?527-Flexible-V-Track/page2

  Bill

Just saw it on my laptop. You're getting there, brother. Good luck.

maw2432

OK here is my attempt to use a Leveraged Approach to solve the problem.   I am waiting on magnets... should be here by Friday.    Anyway,   there is a lever at the bottom to lift the stator arm on the right side.  It provides a little over 4 to 1 leverage.  The cam is on the wheels left side.  I know I need to make a better cam but I just wanted to show how I visioned a lever to do the lifting.   I moves the stator up about 5 to 6 mm but very easily.  I put a couple steel bearings on the stator to add some weight for testing . 

Bill   

maw2432


McGiver30

I would certainly agree with the last test rig posted on here for a chance of success. I have thought the exact same principle. I would change one thing and add one thing. I would make the rotor much larger and I would add a weight on shaft to help momentum to get past the cam lift/sticky spot.

Omnibus

Good build, @maw2432. Waiting to see how it will behave with the magnets. Good luck to you too.