This is a, in theory, a working magnet motor. VERY cool!!

[Low-Q]

Hi all,

I found this on the internet: http://www.geocities.com/k_pullo/SMOT15_PM3-3.htm
At least the first motor is actually putting out positive torque in 95% of the samples done (I haven't tested the other one yet). The original LUA script has a resolution of 0,05 degrees in 24 degree measurement. However, there is 16 magnets in the rotor which should give 22,5 degree measurement, but a modification down to 22,5 degrees also shows the same result. Even a 360 degrees measurement, with 0,5625 degree resolution (0,5625 = 9/16 - the number of outer and inner magnets) give 95% positive samples, with an average of 2,5Nm with peaks up to10Nm and dips down to -3Nm. No matter how I calculate the samples I'll get a significant positive result.

Vidar

[TheOne]

The link is not working for me, is the link is now down?

[hansvonlieven]

Yes Vidar, the site is gone,

would it be possible for you to post what you have on the project here so we can have a look at it?

Greetings

Hans von Lieven

[karl]

Hi,
avoid to make the mistake to add discrete momentas insted of integrating the functions of tourque and add them.
My opinion without seeing this device: sumM=0.
Why: the peaks contain more area between the lines than the lower values.
See eden project magnetic therory.
Good day
kaRLfunkel

[Pirate88179]

Yet another "working" device and yet another link gone?  I think I am starting to see a pattern here. I am not saying MIB but, after dealing with the info on xpenziv's design, this is getting old.  for once, I would like to see a design that works, and can be replicated, and, the designer/inventor says..."here is how you build it.'  Am I asking for too much?

I don't mean to jump to any conclusions because, maybe the link is bad or a server is down....that happens.  I still have hope.

Bill