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Overunity Machines Forum



Semi-powered mag motor by pcockriel

Started by steve_whiss, July 06, 2007, 04:52:49 AM

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steve_whiss

July 06, 2007, 04:52:49 AM
Hi Paul,

re your video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32lBK-kAuis


Excellent!  :D

However power is going in ;) Will ignore this for now...

For the benefit of the viewers, _please_ mark (white paint / correction fluid?) the N of your magnets. I can't tell where the poles are. One each end or on the flat faces?

Also worth drawing out a picture of key bits - the circuit, a detail of specific mechanical elements like the switch. On paper - best is a whiteboard (side of fridge?) with a dry-wipe marker. Do nice big pics for a few bucks.

Now for the power in. The best hope for this motor is that the magnets provide X% (where X is large - say 80% ?) so the battery then puts in the remainder giving x4 out for each x1 in. A power gain thus OU.


Next up - measuring the energy put in vs. put out. Now I don't know how that can be done without spending money - unless you can find a straight mechanical mod which involves a water flow :( the volume of which might be measurable. Impractical.

Like your approaches! Very down to earth and practical!

Do suspect that this is a known design - see pic mid-page on http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2648.60.html

Double thumbs up for practicality!

Steve

..did I mention practicality enough?
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