Magnet motor by pcockriel

[FrereTuck]

pcokriel, please let us know how long the ball spun before it stopped ? This question's been asked at least 3 times now!

A few points to maybe note :

a) The sphere does not have to be magnetic material. Think about a plastic ball with blades sticking out of it that can be attracted by the half-hidden magnet underneath.

b) To avoid the situation of the ball (or as noted above: blades) becoming magnetized, we maybe need to use a material that is paramagnetic (ie: weakly attracted toward a magnet and which does not become magnetized)

[pcockriel]

oops sorry guys, It spun for 2 days 7 hours 2 min to be exact
and the plasic ball Idea Was a great Idea but Will Have the same effect
demaget is another great Idea

[pcockriel]

  Re: Magnet motor by pcockriel
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pcokriel, please let us know how long the ball spun before it stopped ? This question's been asked at least 3 times now!

A few points to maybe note :

a) The sphere does not have to be magnetic material. Think about a plastic ball with blades sticking out of it t


WOW I Almost Fell Over GREAT IDEA!

[pcockriel]

Man I Really Wanted the elemetal rods to work, but my attempt failed, Im giving up on the idea, whoever wants to try it your welcome to but my attempt im calling a failer

[tao]

oops sorry guys, It spun for 2 days 7 hours 2 min to be exact

Incredible!
Input = You sliding a copper sheet under a cup.
Output = A ball moves for 2 days, 7 hours, and 2 mins AGAINST the friction of the water and other small loses.
Hrmm, I'd say that definitely seems like COP > 1...

Did you take another one of those steel balls and start up your 'motor' again?

It should start fine again right?, Since you replaced the 'now magnetized' steel ball that caused your 'motor' to stop?