New reactionless motor from India

[guest1289]

The  Reason  why that electrical-wire  would rotate,   is  Exactly  the same reason it  rotates  in  the  Faraday-Motor ,  and in Faraday-Motors  it rotates right around,  and in all the much much simpler versions

In  the  device you posted,    I see a wire carrying  DC  current,   rotating  around  one or  two  cylinder magnets ,  the  same  as a faraday-motor

[gravityblock]

The  Reason  why that electrical-wire  would rotate,   is  Exactly  the same reason it  rotates  in  the  Faraday-Motor ,  and in Faraday-Motors  it rotates right around,  and in all the much much simpler versions

In  the  device you posted,    I see a wire carrying  DC  current,   rotating  around  one or  two  cylinder magnets ,  the  same  as a faraday-motor

Yes, it's similar in concept to a Faraday motor.  In a conventional Faraday motor, the field isn't confined and this allows portions of the conductor to be cut twice by the field in opposite directions.  By confining the field, the conductor is only cut once.  This makes it much more efficient.  Also, this allows for a brushless system (in theory) in the correct configuration.  The brushes are a source for huge losses.

Gravock

[guest1289]

The  little  rod  labelled  B,  I assume that is not the  piece  emitting  the  electromagnetic field,  causing the  rotation.

The  reason I'm interested in this,  is because you said no one has ever found a design to achieve full rotation,  by using this method,   I'm seeing one potential soution............

  -  One overly simple solution I could see,  is simply a wire carrying Dc current,  causing a  Donut-Shaped  magnet,  to spin on an axle  (  this  Donut could have a normal magnetic-field,  not one running around the circle  )

   -  But I can also think of one( or two ) other solutions

[gravityblock]

The  little  rod  labelled  B,  I assume that is not the  piece  emitting  the  electromagnetic field,  causing the  rotation.

The  reason I'm interested in this,  is because you said no one has ever found a design to achieve full rotation,  by using this method,   I'm seeing one potential soution............

  -  One overly simple solution I could see,  is simply a wire carrying Dc current,  causing a  Donut-Shaped  magnet,  to spin on an axle  (  this  Donut could have a normal magnetic-field,  not one running around the circle  )

   -  But I can also think of one( or two ) other solutions

Only part CAB of electric circuit is exposed to the confined magnetic field, but only part AB on a rod is able to produce angular force momentum of a rigid electric contour. Contour is able to perform limited rotation around CA axle. When the contour is fixed, then C permanent magnet should attempt to rotate in contra direction in regards with reaction of probe to magnet. This should be an ultimate proof that M hypothesis is the valid one and that Faraday failed because he did not use a confined magnetic field.  <---- this description is mostly a copy and paste from the below publication.

Here's a publication on DC machines within M hypotheses that describes it detail.  Also, have a look at the publication titled, "N or M Hypothesis - Final Test", for additional information.  You'll find other proposed solutions, such as yours, within those publications which I think you'll find interesting.

Gravock

[guest1289]

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I think I'll paste  what I have just designed ( invented )  into a  provisional-patent-application  I was going  to send of for something else(  companies often put numerous  inventions  into  individual  provisional( called utility applications in other countries ) patent applications,  to save money,  they're not stupid  )

At a glance,  I can't seem to find something  identical to what I have designed,  in  the  publications you have  provided( it might be there though ),   but,   I just can't be the first person to have thought of it.
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My  initial design  is simply a wire carrying Dc current,  causing a  Donut-Shaped  magnet,  to spin on an axle  (  this  Donut could have a normal magnetic-field,  not one running around the circle,  so it's easy to make  ) .
(  Of course that  wire should probably be replaced with either a coil ,  or something similar to multiply the power  )
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