smot leverage gravity wheel

[FreeEnergy]

hi has anyone tried this idea?
i am using the smot principle but not like the way people have done it before. the smot here isn't picking up the weight of the ball but rolling it to the side horizontally. the smot is not strong enough to pick up the ball vertically only move it horizontally. the balls are being guided by an external ramps. when the top ball is moved it causes leverage then gravity takes place. then the ball is guided back.

in the drawing the smot is not being shown. but know  that the smot would start where the top center ball is.

i may need to edit this post later for better explanation. 

[FreeEnergy]

also the balls are attached to the spokes of the wheel where it can move freely back and forth.






so what do you guys think?


here again is the principle of this wheel:

1. the smot. where it moves the ball horizontally, never picking up the whole weight of the ball. the magnet is not strong enough to pick up the ball vertically.
2. leverage. after the ball is moved by the smot it causes leverage.
3. the balls are being guided by ramps, one on top and one on the buttom.

hmmm i don't know how else to explaine it. if i could only draw a 3d animation it would be great. for now all i got is the attached picture.

please show me why this wheel will not work no hard feelings here. don't just tell me it won't work, show me why it won't work.

[zoinky]

Here is an Idea I have had - (its an Idea only based on what others have built and thought about here on the overunity forums).

Its basically a smot which wraps around a rotating wheel.  The smot covers about 200 degrees of the wheel.  A steel ball inside this wheel causes unbalance when the rotating magnet grabs hold of it at about position of 7.30 O'Clock. Then a stop shown in orange (at 6 O'Clock position) halts the ballbearing from moving further, but with correct positioning of the stop the rotating magnet will now be in the smots control.  This magnet may be attracting to the smot or repelling depending on which one is in position.  My wishfull thinking and imagination claims the procedure runs (Yes I must be loopy to post this) around to do the 7.30 O'Clock steel ballbearing grab again with the opposite magnet in attraction to the ballbearing.  This may help stop the ballbearing from become polarised too quickly?
Also note that gravity plays a large part in beating the smot entry point.

The smot range would be about 200 degrees - and needs to be kept tweakable.
The wheel and frame is made of non metallic material.
The ballbearing is metallic (Steel).
The rotating magnets would be small neos of somekind
The smot would be - (no idea - small neo's ?)
The stop would be non metallic and its position needs to be kept tweakable.
Distances between steel ball and neo (unknown) and needs to be kept tweakable.
Distances between neo and Smot (unknown) and needs to be kept tweakable.

This wheel would need to be manually started so a rotating magnet is in the 6.00 O'Clock and pushed into the smot.



Regards

Zoinky

p.s. I follow this Magnet motors section closely and hope Jack and Honk have something great!

[nwman]

I have yet to see a conclusive experiment with a SMOT. So, I'm getting so frustrated with hearing about SMOTs that work I want to post a description of what I "think" would show that a SMOT works or not. Every video I see shows a person dropping a ball onto the beginning of a track. This is where I think the possible energy input may be. What would convince me is to see the ball sitting on flat level surface with nothing holding it so it can roll free with just the slightest force. Then instead of dropping the ball into the track push the SMOT to the ball. I have a feeling the ball will be pushed away as the SMOT nears it. If it pulls the ball in and possible lifts it and then releases it out the other side to roll free on the same level surface then I would be convinces they actually work. Does anyone else have input on that test idea?

Tim

[FreeEnergy]

no one is showing me why it will not work, i guess that is a good sign.