Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[Yadaraf]

@Yadaraf,

That 63Hz was present in the resonance section of my wave and was absent in the section at ~400rpm (outside of the resonance region). Is Bruce's 63Hz also within the resonance area or outside of it? Also, in my resonance part there was a 2kHz peak which is absent in Bruce's wave, correct (@alsetalokin's has 1.6kHz at ~400rpm while mine doesn't show any in the kHz range at ~400rpm)?

@Omni

RE 63 Hz:  I believe it appears in all of your audio tracks thus far.  I've reanalyzed the first soundtrack you provided (see below).  Also, Al probably had a mode at 63 Hz, but the loud background hum obscurred it (in my sample but not FunkyJive's).

Here's what I think: 

...We should expect two characteristic frequencies (modes): one corresponding to the rotor bearings and the second corresponding to the stator bearings.

For the same RPM, two different bearing sets will produce different frequencies due to the size of the ball or cylinder in the bearing.  A ball/cylinder that has a smaller circumference will make more revolutions as the entire bearing rotates, and, thus, produce a higher frequency.  Follow?

Al's system had modes at 160 Hz and 900 Hz.  I'm guessing the lower mode corresponds to larger bearings (rotor?) and the higher mode corresponds to smaller bearings (stator?)

You had two modes as well, possibly:  one at 300 Hz and another at 1000 Hz (look closely at previous figures).  Again rotor vs stator

My hypothesis answers the following question. 

... Q:  Why did Bruce have only one mode at 300 Hz?


Lastly, it appears that you and Bruce are using the same rotor bearing.  Are you? 

It looks like Al's rotor bearing is much different.   


I'm going to bed.  Night. 

Cheers,

Yada ..
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[Yadaraf]

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RE Al's rotor bearing

From the hypothesis in my previous post, I would suggest that Al's success might be related to his rotor bearing, which might have larger ball/cylinders that produce the 160 Hz mode.

If you're looking for something to replicate, consider shooting for 160 Hz on the rotor (at 425 RPM [rotor] as per Al's video).


Cheers, 

Yada..
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[Tinker]

Dean

You will find a narrative on the Steorn Forum about the 7plus hours of operation of his device and why he shut it down.The date will be close to the beginning of this thread here at OU early last month.

No doubt you will find fault in it, but quite frankly I doubt that anyone here will care.

Folks here are responding to what they see and know, most replicators here are not fools and see value in his information.

AL provided us with information re his findings, and yes it would be wonderful if his information was complete but for many reasons it is not!

AL owes us nothing, he presented us with information at face value without claims beyond what he has demonstrated.

My question to you is beyond speculation or theory what facts do you present that contradict ALs information?

Tinker   











   

 

[RunningBare]

AL owes us nothing, he presented us with information at face value without claims beyond what he has demonstrated.

My question to you is beyond speculation or theory what facts do you present that contradict ALs information?

Tinker   

Because quite frankly alsetalokin made an agreement with overconfident to make this open source.

[ltseung888]

If you want to see the explanation from the Lee-Tseung Lead out theory, go to:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2794.msg75287.html#msg75287

Congratulations to Al and other experimenters.

Lawrence Tseung