Building a self looping "SMOT"

[profitis]

lets make it simpler and lower a  magnet toward a stationary gadolinium ball on a sunny 19celcius day.the ball jumps up,collides with the magnet raising its temperature to slightly above its curie point,releasing its grip momentarily and we get a small 2nd jump.2 jumps with one stone,the 2nd jump is overunity gain.

[TinselKoala]

lets make it simpler and lower a  magnet toward a stationary gadolinium ball on a sunny 19celcius day.the ball jumps up,collides with the magnet raising its temperature to slightly above its curie point,releasing its grip momentarily and we get a small 2nd jump.2 jumps with one stone,the 2nd jump is overunity gain.

Make a pendulum with the gado ball, with a magnet attracting the ball somewhere up from bottom dead center. Have the ball come into the focus of a lens or mirror at the point of magnetic attraction. Then the system will swing "perpetually" as the ball heats and cools around the Curie point.   Tesla didn't use gadolinium or solar power, he used nickel and conventional heat, but a thermomagnetic motor is a thermomagnetic motor, and Tesla patented many different designs, all of which would work with gadolinium and solar power. #396,121 IIRC.

[profitis]

@ tinselkoala perhaps no need for a mirror when we use gadolinium in that pendulum on a fine 19celcius day.

[TinselKoala]

@ tinselkoala perhaps no need for a mirror when we use gadolinium in that pendulum on a fine 19celcius day.

The ball needs to cool and heat again for the cycle to continue. So moving from shade to sun may be enough. As soon as you send me a gadolinium ball I'll test it for you.

[profitis]

@tinselkoala every collision with the magnet is a heat and cool cycle in and of itself.so you still havent shifted from your couch to the local varsity storeroom i see,tsk tsk.cmon,how difficult can it be to bribe the storekeeper a 20bux man.