Working SMOT ramp from Tom Ferko ?

[Omnibus]

@magnetman12003,

Where do you live? I'm ready to visit you if you're in the US or UK, if that's OK with you, and see first hand the working device. Best of luck.

[magnetman12003]

Hi All,

I am far from completing this.  I already constructed the turntable with three huge ring magnets on it as stated much earlier.

I triggered those magnets into rotatng by using an electromagnetic pulse but found  all I had was a very large common pulse motor setup. Nothing special.

So once more I went after my primary goal which is to construct a "ALL" permanent magnet motor that uses its own magnetic power to generate usable mechanical motion power.  As in overunity  or perpetual motion untill the single bearing used wears out.

I already constructed a linear magnetic stagger track which could roll a huge  6 inch ring magnet 6 feet.  I made a movie of that.  The problem I faced with that stagger track was I could not bend the rail. I was at a standstill for a long time at that point.

With this improved concept of  building a stagger track the 45 degree ROD setup as shown it should be an easy matter to construct a circular form. Thats if the magnetic rods and ring magnet are positioned verticaly.

Another thing to remember is if you are using more than one large ring magnet space them apart at a good distance or you will have inter reacting magnetic fields to deal with. 

I have that problem on my 3 ring magnet turntable.   I will keep you posted as soon as I go from one development stage to another. 

When or if I get this running in a circular form anyone who chooses to visit me in Michigan is welcome.  I am not worried about those using the info I post as the whole world now knows about it.   I am not in this for money or fame.   Most folks think this impossible. I would like to prove them wrong.  Folks thought Edisons light bulb was impossible also.     Tom

[magnetman12003]

I thought you all might like to see this.  The ring magnet diameter is 6 inches in diameter.  Cheap one inch diameter ceramic disk magnets are stacked in one inch groups with a 1/4 inch wood or plastic seperator between each group.  A total of 6 one inch groups stacked together inside a plastic tube.  North polarity on top side and south polarity on the bottom.

That rod magnet is shown in the S2 position.  You have to manually FORCE it down so it touches the bottom baseline of the ring magnet as show on the illustration. All the while you are keeping the angle the same as illustrated.

What that means in the real world situation is that if the rod magnets were secured in a fixed position the FREE ring magnet (north side) now can roll/head to to the rods south or bottom pole.   Tom

[Jdo300]

Hi Tom,

Nifty arrangement you have there. Where did you get the tubes to put the magnets in from?

God Bless,
Jason O

[hartiberlin]

Hi Tom,
why do you use so many small disc shaped  magnets in your plastic tube ?
Why don?t you use longer rod magnets in these tubes ?

Are these smaller disc magnets cheaper for you ?
Do you have between these disc shaped magnets in the plastic
stator tubes also some wood discs, so there are air gaps ?
Or all magnets just stacked together ?
Many thanks.