new magnet ball in a tube motor ?

[gyulasun]

Hi DreamThinkBuild,

Oh,  now it is ok I got it.  However, we do not know from the Filipiak patent application http://www.sumobrain.com/patents/wipo/Synchronous-magneto-electric-motor/WO2007081229.html  how big role the magnets and iron included in the small rotor (what you wish to replace with the generator head, see PDF page #2) play in the total operation, together with gravitation. And remember the magnets and the iron pieces in the two big wheel rotors too and the role of the magnetic syncronizer which is not detailed but it is possible that in the right moments the syncronizer establishes a useful flux exchange between the big wheels and the small rotor, this all may contribute to the claimed higher output.  This is but a guess from me of course but if you omit these parts and effects and use a gen head instead then the operation clearly reduces to the help of the gravity only. 
Of course this may also be good for getting a certain output, especially if the generator could work at its highest efficiency rpm range.  Also, the weight of the generator could be increased somewhat if it has too small mass by attaching some weight onto its body.

Thanks,
Gyula

[colorado69]

What if yo had two magnetic balls, on + and one - inside a closed copper circle? Has anybody tried that?