Selfrunning Free Energy Permanent Magnet Motor - The Simon Magnet Motor motor

[tiquila77]

In the recent simulations, the total tiny oblique magnets were 40, and the output torque was 3Nm. The moment of inertia of the pivoted ring magnet was 1426.09201 *10^-6 Kgm^2; the angular acceleration was 2103.6 rad/sec.

If we assume that the pivoted ring magnet started from rest, the angular velocity of the magnet would be equal to (at), where "a" is the angular velocity, and t is the time taken to accelerate...

If t=1second, then the angular velocity is equal to 2103.6 rad/sec.
The formular for power is the product of torque and angular velocity.
Thus the power output of the pivoted magnet is (3 * 2103.6) Watt i.e. 6.309KW or 8.457Horsepower....

[NoBull]

@Stefan

I have a moving GIF animation of such system, but I cannot post it here because your forum corrupts animated GIF files.

[hartiberlin]

@Stefan

I have a moving GIF animation of such system, but I cannot post it here because your forum corrupts animated GIF files.

Please post it in a ZIP file archive
or send me the file via email to
hartiberlin@gmail.com

Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[l0stf0x]

Can anyone export the file for maxwell 11 and post it here? This file is for maxwell 14
I don't know If it can be done somehow

I got the 11 version and it doesn't open the project.. Thanks

[MagnaProp]

I'd hit them up for a free 30 day evaluation copy. Seems fairly straight forward from the info given in the video though.

I'm curious as to what these parts I have circled in red are? Are they magnets or metal pieces that are attracted to magnets or metal such as copper which isn't attracted to magnets?