Working Attraction Magnet Motor on Youtube!?

[Localjoe]

Ok Folks step back .... I may not believe in a all knowing god, but theres this little feeling inside me saying these guys bickering isnt going to help and you both have valid points... just drop it and move along maybe make a quarter wager on paypal if the machine will work, lets not argue between ourselves besides i can't think clearly when im mad... i have to go play guitar for an hr to calm down.. so find your peace and lets keep the wagon moving

[Localjoe]

I feel like ive seen this motor somewhere and were only building half of it ... Just throwing this out there to anyone that has more than one demo so far im still making my first, try connecting your center points so to have  what looks to be a sideways a frame and mabey double the magnets at the gate. I swear ive seen this somewhere.

[CLaNZeR]

Hi Sean,
I don?t understand your CAD drawings.

Where do you want to mount your magnets to these wheels ?

Hi Stefan

The drawings are of Individual Rotors, just like Craigy had done with his Rig, but instead of being rounds, they have the slants cut out out them. So the next stage would be to place a small bit of metal around the edge and follow the shape.
Below is the rotor again with the grey bits representing the metal. Now simply stack 4 of these together to get the same pattern as your screws.


Cheers

Sean.

[TheOne]

Also, do you remember this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0KHZ53g678&mode=related&search=. One may say, a very efficient redistribution of initially imparted energy. Seems, however, there's more to it. This, as well as this http://youtube.com/watch?v=YvHb41KP7To seem like the precursors of the experiment we're discussing

Both of this video are Faked looped video. Don't get fooled by them!

[BEP]

@All

First Iââ,¬â,,¢ll be clear so no one is offended. I am not currently attempting a replication of this device. However, what I see in his video is the most promising I have ever seen. What I see is unique and I WILL replicate it after I complete my current commitment.

The uniqueness is the shapes of both the magnets and the screws. My view is these shapes do two things.

1. The distance between the magnets and screws is maintained while changing the mass attracted to the magnet as the drum rotates. We all know field lines donââ,¬â,,¢t change in quantity when travelling along a taper ââ,¬â€œ they only concentrate as the presented mass decreases.
2. The same thing looks to be going on radially from the drum axis. I.e. The screwââ,¬â,,¢s thickness decreases as it passes the magnet. This without changing the distance of the screwââ,¬â,,¢s surface to the magnet.

I suspect when these field lines concentrate they do the same thing as increasing the magnetic attraction as the screw passes under the magnet. When the screw passes to the point where the tip is nearing the point of being directly under the magnet the head of the next screw is close enough to start exerting more pull since it is presenting more mass that the tip of the previous screw.
The use of aluminum on the stator may also be a very important feature. No one can tell me exactly what the effect of aluminum has on this because aluminum in magnetic fields never fails to amaze me.

I havenââ,¬â,,¢t thought of a way to create much torque with this, yet. BUT, I do believe it could work. So my earlier statement stands. I still think this is incredible! I wouldnââ,¬â,,¢t have thrown it out for replication myself. That only breeds volumes of ââ,¬Ëœimprovementsââ,¬â,,¢ and non-working variations and then negative comments.
I am grateful he posted this video. He has more guts than I.

I have never dreamed of using what I see here and I donââ,¬â,,¢t recall seeing any other design using the methods I see on this device. When I do build it. The first thing Iââ,¬â,,¢ll check is ââ,¬Ëœdoes it look identical?ââ,¬â,,¢