Smot - A New Approach

[Pirate88179]

I agree with Bill.  I too would like to see the videos.

Bill

[Pirate88179]

I agree with Bill.  I too would like to see the videos.

Bill

[Honk]

Regarding Paul Sprains device the problem will be to be able to charge up his caps enough to trigger the electromagnet to puch it past the sticky point. The problem here is that he must do it in just revolution. This will be very very difficult!! I wish him the best though.

If Paul need to overcome the sticky spot in one revolution, it's the same for the Smot that has to do it in one drop after the magnets.
No difference. Same deal.

But he doesn't need any caps.
He can start the Wankel by external current and when the Wankel is up to speed and fully powering the generator he can
just cut the external current and a simple AC-DC convertor will fit the generator voltage to the needs of the Wankel

I have never really understood the idea of running a device on caps to prove overunity. If OU, there's no need to run it on caps.
Just hook up a generator to the shaft and convert the output power to the needs of the motor.
If truly OU it will continue to run on the generator output. It's just as simple as this. Don't mess things up.
I believe people are messing up their testing when they use big capacitor in their devices. And it just feels so wrong.
I say this as an electronics engineer with many years of experience. Just don't use caps, unless absolutely necessary.

Well, if the OU of the device is so weakly that the losses of powering a generator eats it all, then the use of capacitors
can be in handy. But in then again. If so weak, it's not really of any use to power anything.
And it's no fun just to see it barely self running. I crave for raw power. And I do hope for a breaktrough in the future.
Perhaps Pauls Wankel or Hildenbrands Motor. Time will tell.

[ledset]

I really like the pvc tube return scheme. Would it be possible to do away with the aluminium U channel in the SMOT and just have one smooth run of PVC tube all the way round?

[Pirate88179]

Has anyone considered blending the SMOT technology with a rotating over-balance wheel?  I have been thinking about this all day after it came to me last night.  I don't have the software to draw this but just think of a SMOT located at the 3:00 position, or thereabouts, on a clockwise rotating over-balance wheel that has the steel (iron) sphere fixed to the circumference.  The sticky spot may be over come with gravity and the push from the SMOT might give the wheel enough of a pulse to come over the 12:00 position to begin again.  I am going to construct one of these, but I have to earn a little money first.  It should not be expensive to try....what do you think?

Bill