Magnetic flux motor just patented that creates it's own electricity!

[SolarLab]

https://youtu.be/SPlsunCiduM

A Russian has built this simple replication...

Thanks - answers a few more questions! Also looks easy to do... 

This Magnet Flux Motor might be one of easiest and cost effective to do.
No exotic materials and readily available magnets (or configurations).
Think I'll have a more detailed look at it.

[Cloxxki]

My mind keeps being drawn to the (here three) axial phases on the rotor with the uniform drive axle interruptor.

Could these phases, each a jarring motion laid over the other...be replaced by a more continuous pull from incorporation of a spiral on the drive axle and/or the rotor? On the soft iron drive axle that's just a machining job, but my knowledge of magnetism combined with #D thinking is well outside the comfort zone. You understand what I'm getting at, right? Might such a smoothing effort be viable, or is the clear jump from one pole to the next, albeit with the rotor as a flywheel, an absolute must have?

[bistander]

My mind keeps being drawn to the (here three) axial phases on the rotor with the uniform drive axle interruptor.

Could these phases, each a jarring motion laid over the other...be replaced by a more continuous pull from incorporation of a spiral on the drive axle and/or the rotor? On the soft iron drive axle that's just a machining job, but my knowledge of magnetism combined with #D thinking is well outside the comfort zone. You understand what I'm getting at, right? Might such a smoothing effort be viable, or is the clear jump from one pole to the next, albeit with the rotor as a flywheel, an absolute must have?

Hi Cloxxki,
Jarring motion is cogging in this context. It is clearer for everyone to use appropriate terminology. And cogging is the only thing there is in Corbin's apparatus. He claims he sees free energy from it. I attempt to find how and am not interested in changing or improving the mechanism. If the discussion gives you ideas to make a device, great, but, in my opinion, that needs its own topic or thread.

With regards to the use of parallel cogging, which I see as the three adjacent stators, the overlap/interaction may not be essential to the basic energy introduction, if there is such. After all, he started with a single stator, then double and then the triple. I think the analysis most beneficial would include the center radial director, magnet arm rotor and a single tooth stator. With that develop a torque vs angular position graph using FEMM and system analysis. Making a visual aid like these. From that, it would facilitate combining the action of multiple teeth in series (around the circumference) or/and in parallel (adjacent stators).

Respectfully,
bi

Ref. reply #222

[r2fpl]

The magnetic field analysis shows nothing that changes when the center magnet is rotated.
It looks like you can use regular rubber instead of a magnet. This is an ordinary clutch that is used in e.g. stepper motors.

[bistander]

Thank you r2fpl,
In line with my reasoning.
bi