magswitch = overunity?

[TheOne]

? Rotate 185 degrees ON
? Reverse & turn off!

So its just magnet that rotate, nothing special about it

[bigface]

? Rotate 185 degrees ON
? Reverse & turn off!

So its just magnet that rotate, nothing special about it

yeah it is just a magnet that rotates but it can produce a lot of force with no electrical input and very little mechanical input, thats why its so special.  I don't know if this would work yet but if you have a circle of magswitches and have a magnet in the middle and if you have one magswitch turned on the magnet in the middle will be attracted to it, so when it moves towards it, you switch it off and have the magswith adjacent to it turned on and basically keep on repeating this to achieve rotation.  so its basically like a "cat chasing its tale". 

[gyulasun]

Hi,

It depends on how quickly you will be able to turn on and off a magswitch in your circular array. So far I have seen mechanical operation of magswitch in their video demo, it would be very good of course if the mechanical operation of this very  interesting switch could be made electrically....

I found a patent (application?) on the magswitch:
http://v3.espacenet.com/textdoc?DB=EPODOC&IDX=WO2007033437&F=0

I can agree with 'the cat chasing its tale' setup (this is a principle in case of Torbay motor too) but as I mentioned above the magswitches mechanical operation in sequence should be solved to get rotation.

Regards
Gyula

[gyulasun]

Hi,

A couple of things occured to me. Switching off or on a permanent magnet was a topic on this forum, see this link:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1010.msg7455.html#msg7455
and LancaIV mentioned www.ibsmagnet.de  who manufactures electromagnets combined with permanent magnets and the combination is basically a holding magnet which can be switched off by a DC voltage to remove it easily, see here:
http://www.ibsmagnet.com/products/e_haftmagnete/hamaeltabschalt.php
(click on the English flag to get text in English if you see German text)

This way you could avoid applying any (small) mechanical force to operate the holding magnets (i.e. magswitches) and use a few Watts of DC input power. Of course here I assume that the whole setup you devise from the magswitches will be able to produce higher useful output than the DC input need...

OF COURSE if you can find a solution for operating the magswitches by a genuine mechanical solution that needs really small mechanical input,  go ahead and do it!  (the task is to insure a higher than 90 degree displacement).

Jack H. solution is also worth mentioning for switching off/on a permanent magnet:
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Director:Hilden-Brand_Electromagnet_Motor and see his valve.  He claims to achive overunity with his valves.

Regards
Gyula

[HopeForHumanity]

Maybe you could switch it off using the energy created from the rotation to get it passed the gate, which is basicaly saving it from the death of most overunity ideas.