perpetual magnetic toy and explanation

[glaysonmestre]

dont stop spining   

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sX_8WT1Ztw&ab_channel=perpetuummobile

[Lunkster]

This looks like the real thing to me.

What this would mean is that it is time to invest in the companies that mine the rear earth materials used to the permanent magnets.
Anyone can build the magnets once they have the materials.

The sales of permanent magnets will greatly increase.
I may have to build my version of this motor.
Now on one video it talked about heating the flipping magnet so that it is not too strong in strength.

Does anyone have thoughts of how to do this?  What strength of magnet do we want to end uo with?

What magnets should I purchase?  Will any ring magnets do?

Could someone put a parts list together for this motor build?

Will anyone else build one of these motor's?

I may use the duel pendulum approach to optimizing the distances of the flipping magnet and wheel magnet
before I assemble a full wheel with this motor concept.

Out of all the video's I have watched, this is one of the most encouraging one.

Think of how many hobbyist will jump into action of a working all permanent magnet motor.

It would be prudent to see a third party evaluate and place their stamp of approval on this first.
Maybe I will have to wait just a little longer before I start ordering parts.

Lunkster

[skywatcher]

dont stop spining   

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sX_8WT1Ztw&ab_channel=perpetuummobile

It doesn't slow down during the runtime of the video. So there must be some source of energy to keep it running.
Of course in the base there would be plenty of space for batteries and a coil.

[glaysonmestre]

It doesn't slow down during the runtime of the video.

but a sustainable magnetic motor will not behave like an electric motor with constant speed ?

it doesn't seem like a fake, he responds to comments normally,

[skywatcher]

but a sustainable magnetic motor will not behave like an electric motor with constant speed ?

Any motor accelerates until output power (load + friction + other losses) equals input power.