All Permanent Magnet Motor

[magnetman12003]

magentman12003,


Will downward pressure from the 4 - 45 degree- block magnets impart spin motion in the opposed polarity magnet ring below?

By extending the topside of the 45 degree blocks with a long rod magnet we have a split downward force as well as a vectored downward force that will spin the motor setup. The vectored force does that.

[magnetman12003]

The grey thing under the top plate is the huge rotating ceramic magnet. It's not marked red or blue.This is a old one I used. Can't find them anymore but the 190 mm ceramic magnets are available.  On top of this ceramic magnet in the photo is a Thin wood disk and a record disk I have cemented the 45 degree angles onto.  You don't have to do all that however as the block magnets will attract to the large ceramic magnet by themself.  I just constructed the setup so I could easily remove the block magnets and the 45 degree aluminum supports.


Tom

[Airstriker]

The grey thing under the top plate is the huge rotating ceramic magnet. It's not marked red or blue.This is a old one I used. Can't find them anymore but the 190 mm ceramic magnets are available.  On top of this ceramic magnet in the photo is a Thin wood disk and a record disk I have cemented the 45 degree angles onto.  You don't have to do all that however as the block magnets will attract to the large ceramic magnet by themself.  I just constructed the setup so I could easily remove the block magnets and the 45 degree aluminum supports.


Tom

Still a photo or drawing of the setup with the rods containing neo magnets would be really helpfull.
Is the setup constantly accelerating or is the angular speed stable?
Is the top magnet (with the wooden disc) fixed to the central shaft? Or can it move freely up and down?

[magnetman12003]

Still a photo or drawing of the setup with the rods containing neo magnets would be really helpfull.
Is the setup constantly accelerating or is the angular speed stable?
Is the top magnet (with the wooden disc) fixed to the central shaft? Or can it move freely up and down?

It can move up and down freely using a 8 mm brass bearing in the center wood piece.
The speed is determined by how powerful the rod magnets are and how close they can come in repel to the block magnets.
Rod magnets FREE FLOAT inside the polycarbonate tubes at a 45 degree angle upwards.

[magnetman12003]

Here is the open source description of the motor.
First you must buy a couple of 190 mm ceramic ring magnets, make a round wood centerpiece for both of them and put a 12 inch  8 mm non magnetic rod through the center of each wood piece.
The bottom magnet should not be able to move.  The top magnet must easily spin with its ""SAME""
Polarity facing the bottom magnet.


Now you must buy or fashion 45 degree wood or aluminum blocks and bond them onto the top large ceramic magnet.  In a circular form.   Up to now you will be able to spin the motor easily with your fingers.
Now for the interesting part. Powerful neo block magnets must be bonded onto the top side of each 45 degree angle.
By extending the """LENGHT """ of the 45 degree angles considerably we now will be able to get
The setup to rotate.  How to do this is by bonding 6 inch polycarbonate tubes to the underside or topside of
Each of the four 45 degree angles.  Inside the tubes are placed neo rod magnets that oppose the polarity of the block magnets.   Now the GRAVITY downwards pull plus the repel magnetic forces of these extensions will cause the setup to rotate hands free.
I hope all this information is useful in your individual builds.
ALL ABOVE INFORMATION IS OPEN SOURCE.


The reason I am posting all information OPEN SOURCE is because I am in the age bracket that corona virus
Would probably kill me once I caught it. So I am passing all details to whoever decides to build  the motor.
Patenting would be of no use that way.