Working SMOT ramp from Tom Ferko ?

[CLaNZeR]

Thanks for the new Video Tom, makes it clearer now.

I do not think it will be a self runner, but I think it would be very efficent with all that torque produced with very little movement in the hand.
This is something I am looking at the moment using very small solenoids that only pull 1.5w of current but movement is only a few Millimeters.

One thought is do you actually need the Ratchet on top? placing a simple bearing will probably work with less friction, or have you found the ratchet is needed because of the amount of back force created from the magnets?

Good stuff though mate!

Regards

Sean.

[magnetman12003]

Hi Guys,

As you can see by looking at the video I am totally supporting the ratchet head with my two fingers. It has no surface to ride on in the devices present state of development.  If I let go of the ratched head the whole tilted axle will fall down and of course nothing will work.

That ratchet might not even have to be used--I dont know.  The device works as it is so I am going with it and make the overhead bridge with a large cone or donut hole in the center to allow support for the ratchet head.  My fingers will be off and hopefully it will run by itself without human contact.

In an event should it not work by itself  it certainly will make one heck of a toy for those interested in magnets and gravity.

From what I feel on the ratchet head it leads the way in a circular cone fashion and my fingers try to swing in a circular orbit with little luck following it. I find my fingers to represent a drag on it.

Another point I will cover is this:  You will have to find the best position for your magnet arm thats connected to the axle shaft.  With that position found you should have a lot of arm weight leaning into the turntable magnet in front of it.

Now you will have to determine how much axle tilt was needed.   Then you will have to note just how much of a circular cone shape arc the ratchet head is swinging through. That will establishes the diameter of the cone shape hole needed to place the ratchet head in later for a finger free operation.


Hey guys,  Try this simple experiment it wont cost you a thing :  Make a pointed axle shaft and secure a wooden cross arm in its exact center.   You dont need any magnets to do this.   Now put a heavy weight on the end of the cross arm and hold the main axle shaft in a vertical position.  Nothing happens as all downward forces are centered downward on the end of the pointed axle shaft.

Now tilt the axle shaft-- What happens to the arm with the weight on it???

"IT FALLS or flops DOWNWARD"   In the motor setup that heavy magnet arm is ALWAYS falling, leaning, and using the turntable magnet in front of it as support.  The turntable moves as the magnets repell each other but they all travel together round and round and round, ect.  Understand just this fact and the entire motor concept will come to light.

Tom

 

[Omnibus]

No, as I said, until you demonstrate it as a self-sustaining device it is trivial and is of no interest.

[magnetman12003]

To Omnibus,

Show a post you made in this forum that matches or betters this concept and I too will show interest.    As I understand this free energy forum is for folks interested in developing that type of motor device. Trail and error rules plus a lot of time and expense.    Any finished free energy product can be found on the front page of a major newspaper.  Look there for what you want.

Tom

[Omnibus]

I already gave a link. There were even several topics devoted to Wesley Snyder's motor in this forum. I repeat, until you demonstrate a self-sustaining device all your efforts are trivial and not worth paying attention to.