Miller Colson Magnetic Motor coming to market ?

[Floor]

@ramset

Re: dusty's timing ring ..very nice !

I hope he wont mind if I borrow it for the "twist drive".

Force to rotate the crank will increase if his lateral travel is
opposed.

               thanks for the update

                       cheers

[conradelektro]

Experimenter Dusty (Batgold https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEK03aTe0amJbFCvm871-7Q) does a very good job explaining this strange concept.

Still, I do not understand how the gained energy (if there is any gain) can be led out? Will it be like in a steam engine or any piston engine? Turning reciprocal movement into turning by help of a crank and may be a fly wheel?

If it is for a pump the reciprocal movement would be fine?

And yes, it has a lot to do with Floor's idea.

Greetings, Conrad

[ramset]

Dusty has been busy today

Part 3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8EtzJI-WoY
part 4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGjZ7GY_-ns

[MagnaProp]

Good work from Dusty. Hope he can mill away all that red plastic that is acting like a large weight. That wood circle could be turned into swiss cheese with a drill to lighten it up some.

Not sure if this is real but I hope so. I don't mind electrical servo motors being used, as long as the electrical power is being generated by the device.

If it turns out to not self run but is at least a more efficient motor with the help from magnets, that could be cool.

[Dog-One]

I suspect if Dusty removes the cam mechanism and really studies the motion and where the forces are, he can create a map that can then be engineered into a really good cam system.  Just winging it like he has done so far isn't going to be good enough IMHO.  Whether this will bring self running operation or not is yet to be determined.  What Dusty needs to avoid is feeding Tinsel another cheeseburger.   

The other thing I don't see Dusty capitalizing on is the back-n-forth force.  Sonny used what looked like some sort of crankshaft/connecting-rod mechanism to extract this force.  This linear force added to the rotational force might be just enough to put him over the top--quite certain both are required to come anywhere near OU.