Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[Omnibus]

What should happen is to ask @alsetalokin to replace the parts from unknown sources with parts (magnets, bearings, screws etc.) of known origin and tell us if he still reproduces the effect seen in his first video. If he were to publish this in a peer-reviewed journal he would be asked to do that by the reviewers. Otherwise it's just a frivolous playing a cat and mouse game with those genuinely interested in this experiment.

That's why I'm saying again, given these unfortunate circumstances (the "author" not willing to abide by the scientific standards) the credit for constructing this device should go solely to the person or persons who would really  find out the conditions for independent parties to easily reproduce this effect.

[Bruce_TPU]

@ Omni
Perhaps.  Perhaps not.  If I know a particular Mfg. Bearing works, why would I want another?  I would have started with those, if I had known the name.  And it is a Mfg. of bearings.  I will find and order some tomorrow. 

I'll post the info for those that want it.

@ Ken
Is the SHCS screws that you have magnetic or non magnetic?  Some stainless is, and some is not.

Please verify and let me know.  Thanks!

Cheers,

Bruce

[blue_energy]

@AndreaGanora, that is an intrigueing and complex theory, however a few pages back, I think we determined that Al's balls are ceramic. 

< pictures a bearing within a bearing with ceramic races and magnetized balls running itself > [ someone wanna do the math on that one ? ] 

@JFK
Apart from jokes and from my "Magnetized Bearing?s magnetic vortex and delayed tailing effect"   wild teory  , I've based my two actual replication's rigs  mainly on the infos collected in a pdf file downloadable from OSPMMdotORG where are included lods of infos posted mainly by Al plus some others on various wipmag treads over at steorn and elsewhere.

There you can read Al's stator's bearings description  :
Stator bearings -
I had 8, they are Stewart-Warner, and I had to buy 5 more from another source, they are
unmarked.
Bearing is generic ball bearing, ferromagnetic, 0.500 x 0.1875 x 0.125
(Editor's note: If you look at the photos it is obvious the bearing is
0.500OD x 0.125ID x 0.1875H )
Mass of stator magnet assembly, including holder, magnet, and bearing:
10 grams. Variation between the 13 units is below the resolution of my (home) scale. 
 
@ All
here is the updated Pdf file,  it can be a great  help to go trough the various setup changes Al's operated  on his rig :

http://www.ospmm.org/whipmag/pdf/OC_motor_012708.pdf

Cheers and good luck everybody

Hello Andrea,

That bearing information is VERY useful.  I am meeting with the bearing guy tomorrow.  I will try to track those down.

EDIT:
I wish we had the height from the top of the base to the top of the rotor.

Cheers,

Bruce

Also, there is info. there on what is included in the 258 grams rotor weight ("including magnets and shaft adapter, but not including shaft or bearings"); what the composition of the rotor spindle and bearings are; etc.  All the stuff Omni was looking for, I believe.  Invaluable document!

[Bruce_TPU]

Hello all,

I have just labeled this picture.  This is what I need to now work on, while I await my rotor.  It should be here this week.  It has already been shipped.

When it arrives, I will weigh everything and post the weights.

G'night,

Bruce

[vipond50]

@ Bruce, Omni and Others

Was comparing my stator referencing Rotor magnets orientation to the attached Pic and could not come up with the same. Was wondering if u could look at your Orientations and supply some feedback.
Q.- Did Al accurately mark the N & S of his Stator Magnetics ?

Thanks
Bill]