Successfully looped SMOT

[blueplanet]

This is the website about JNL's experiment involving three ramps:


http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/3smtlnk.htm


Immediately after his experiment, I have communicated with a physicist to ask for his opinion.  He told me in email that he "believed" the magnetic linear propulsion thing might have been classified before. It was a long time ago. I cannot remember all the details.


The sticky point argument has no leg because many people have succeeded in overcoming it.

[postingsite]

My first thought was something under the table. 
In the second scene the camera moves around slightly,  so that at least is authentic .

Magnet-motors,  if any actually function successfully,  would be nothing compared to  self-powered-motor-generators,  that is,  a motor turning several generators on the same shaft ( each generators rotor completely  'un-aligned'  with the rotors of the other generators to completely erase cogging-torque(en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cogging_torque),  the result being that the generators would present no load at all to the motor,  and even better if the shaft is completely levitating( 100% ) on a magnetic-bearing.
However,  an alternative to the above description of  self-powered-motor-generators( where the generators have windings on iron-cores on their rotors, or vice versa ),    would be,   that the generators would simply be magnets on rotors sweeping past coils( on the outer radius ) to generate current  with  no-cogging-torque/load  to the motor,  and,  there's also core-less( air-core ) generators( but I cannot see how they claim to have no cogging-torque )   
     If they're  wrong about successful magnet-motors,  they may also be wrong about these functioning successfully .

This link  http://overunity.com/16284/new-here-several-questions/msg474324/#msg474324   takes you straight to the exact position on the page of an interesting post

(  I don't know exactly how Finsrud's device works,  only that it is specifically designed to destroy symmetry in an very anarchic way, too difficult to be practical,  so it may not be relevant  )

[Newton II]

Maybe you'd like to order some Chinese antigravity spray from Ebay.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNCAYbh55Dg

If I drink that spray, can I float in air?

[blueplanet]

It will unlikely run forever.
The metal ball has its own eddy current which produces a magnetic field that opposes its movement.
When the ball has lost its own momentum, which is the key to overcome so-called sticky points, it will be sucked somewhere.
However, the problem of this experiment does not necessarily mean perpetual motion machines do not exist.

My first thought was something under the table. 
In the second scene the camera moves around slightly,  so that at least is authentic .

Magnet-motors,  if any actually function successfully,  would be nothing compared to  self-powered-motor-generators,  that is,  a motor turning several generators on the same shaft ( each generators rotor completely  'un-aligned'  with the rotors of the other generators to completely erase cogging-torque(en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cogging_torque),  the result being that the generators would present no load at all to the motor,  and even better if the shaft is completely levitating( 100% ) on a magnetic-bearing.
However,  an alternative to the above description of  self-powered-motor-generators( where the generators have windings on iron-cores on their rotors, or vice versa ),    would be,   that the generators would simply be magnets on rotors sweeping past coils( on the outer radius ) to generate current  with  no-cogging-torque/load  to the motor,  and,  there's also core-less( air-core ) generators( but I cannot see how they claim to have no cogging-torque )   
     If they're  wrong about successful magnet-motors,  they may also be wrong about these functioning successfully .

This link  http://overunity.com/16284/new-here-several-questions/msg474324/#msg474324   takes you straight to the exact position on the page of an interesting post

(  I don't know exactly how Finsrud's device works,  only that it is specifically designed to destroy symmetry in an very anarchic way, too difficult to be practical,  so it may not be relevant  )

[blueplanet]

How about Daedalus' bicycle wheel:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VBNn-ids6M

This one has no issue of eddy current, sticky spots or whatever you like to call.