Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[sm0ky2]

@funky

almost any drag or torque that works against the wheels spinning is very bad for this design. your bearings should be as low friction as possible, so that you can spin it with your finger and it goes a long way.

anything less than that is going to work against you in some fashion, so i would try to reduce the

"hard to turn" as much as you can.

That's not obvious judging from @alsetalokin's video and the noises heard therein.

Not obvious from the video when he spun the rotor in gear-mode and it continued for a long time?
you just like to argue dont you omni?

Of course, it's not obvious from the video that the friction is low, as you insist. That substantial noise heard isn't from low friction. That's the point I don't agree with you. The friction must be just right not that it has to be low. Now, what's "just right" that remains to be understood.

i understand what you are saying about the noise when the motor is "running".  but when he just turns it with his finger and lets it freewheel - it trns and turns and turns. This to me signifies that there is very little friction on that rotor bearing, else it would have quickly slowed to a stop. I cannot tell you for sure what that noise you are hearing is, but if i had to guess it is comming from the stator magnets whirling around their posts. - friction here is somewhat irrelevant compared to the inertial forces of the rotor - although "too much" friction can cause problems with the stators turning as well.

I am not saying that you must construct a "frictionless" machine, but the less friction you have on that main rotor bearing, the better off you are when building ANY machine of this type. you can disagree with that if you want to, but im going to stand my ground on this.

[magpower]

Quote From Al

And yes, the Middle stator does flip easily--it's on the best bearing of all 13. But it is jut a coincidence that the rotor wasn't in just the right position to respond well to the stator when I was wiggling it. I can hold any one of the stators, turn it to just the right angle, and from there, if the rotor is also just right, I can get the rotor to move around quite well as shown in the video--with any of the stators.



I found this today so just maybe we need 2  sticky bearings or greater friction and the center one must really be the best to flip easy, makes sense as he tried 13 and only 3 worked!

Wayne

[sm0ky2]

@ Stephan,


I know this might be a pain,  but if you could cross-reference "AL"s IP information, perhaps another user on this forum is posting from the same IP, under a different login?

That would help to distinguish if this is the real "AL" or no.

[RunningBare]

@all
Jokes should not be carried too far. I liked your work, your prototypes, your enthusiasm, but now it's time to stop all the game and open your eyes.
I must admit: my movie was a hoax, a beautiful hoax. A big electic motor was hidden under the table, it was turned on by using a pedal.
There is no free-energy. It doesn't exist. Don't you believe me? I don't care.

@OC
Sorry, mate!

@believers
The facts: I was threaten by some unknown guys, that found my home. Those MIBs took my working machine. Obviously I decided to give up for my sake. :-(

14-02-08 The End. 

Absolute and utter BS, Al would not post in this forum if he was supposedly coming forward to tell the truth, he would have done it under his account at FizzX.com , now why don't you prove me wrong and post this confession using the FizzX account.

[geodan]

@Stefan,
Thanks for that, just goes to show that someone does not want us to work on this.
I did a tracert and yes, it does end up in Itay.

Regards
Rob

I only know of one poster (replicator...) here from Italy...