Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[Yadaraf]

@Yadaraf,

No, that's not mine. I haven't posted on youtube yet. Th only place I'm discussing this experiment so far is here in this forum. I think the video you mention was posted by @!Harvey, if I'm not mistaken, and I don't quite understand what he's up to with it.

Omni,

Sorry if I confused you.  I didn't mean to suggest the video was yours.

I was curious what you thought of the video, and in particular pivoting the stator to accomplish AGW (see 01:20 min mark in vid).

Q:  Compared to "finger-flipping" the stator, doesn't it make more sense to use a pivoting device to achieve AGW rotation?

Cheers,   

Yada..
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[sm0ky2]

@ Yada


    Unless you have a method of achieving AGW with all three stators i would recommend removing the other 2, as they are not to your advantage and cause extra drag on the rotor.

[Omnibus]

@sm0ky2,

I agree but it seems that leaving one extra stator almost diagonally from the driving one helps locking it into AGW.

[Yadaraf]

@ Yada


    Unless you have a method of achieving AGW with all three stators i would recommend removing the other 2, as they are not to your advantage and cause extra drag on the rotor.

sm0ky2,

What intrigues me about using all three stators is the appearance of speed regulation.  For example, when Al's device was spinning with 3-stators its speed appeared regulated to 425 RPM by "something."  Note that 425 RPM is 7 Hz, or near the first Schumann mode of 7.8 Hz.

Also, recall that the 425 RPM plateau was achieved immediately after AGW -- Al said that the device accelerated slightly and then settled down to 1700 RPM [stator].

I think there is something to be gained by studying the first speed plateau.

Cheers,   

Yada..
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[ezzob]

Al

Its time too do what CLaNZeR did, and go forward, and forget the whipmag
i have try both and the Tri-force is simple the best, it works