Double-acting magnet motor?

[Low-Q]

I have made a drawing here, and not tried this out before. Is this worth trying?
The iron is present to hopefully get the magnets in constant magnetic imbalance - which hopefully make the wheels spinning in the opposite directions to each other.
Please see the picture for details - and for those who can, imagine how it will work:

[konduct]

Well...you're going to have a little bit of a problem towards the end with induction but I kind of like it.  May have potential.

[Low-Q]

Do you believe the induction problem could be reduced by using a non conductive material instead of iron?
Like iron powder, ferrite material or similar non conductive materials?

I have previously discovered that when letting a neo magnet glide down a massive aluminum plate, it glides very slow due to counter induction in the aluminum - that is holding the magnet back. The same resistance will probably give some problems in such rotating device (?).

Br.

Vidar

[FreeEnergy]

I have made a drawing here, and not tried this out before. Is this worth trying?
The iron is present to hopefully get the magnets in constant magnetic imbalance - which hopefully make the wheels spinning in the opposite directions to each other.
Please see the picture for details - and for those who can, imagine how it will work:

i just don't know

[acp]

the 'motor' will cog, exactly at the position you have drawn in your diagram.