Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[CLaNZeR]

Forgot to add the video

Shows how loose they are using one of the small Magnets.

http://www.overunity.org.uk/ocpm/CLaNZeRSStatorBearing.wmv

[starcruiser]

@CLaNZeR.. Nice work sir! I was wondering how you would make the magnets movable on the "X" & "Y" axis.

[CLaNZeR]

@CLaNZeR.. Nice work sir! I was wondering how you would make the magnets movable on the "X" & "Y" axis.

Thx Starcruiser

I am now wondering whether to press fit the Brass Axles directly into the Stator Magnets, rather than lathing the Poly Rod to seat them in.

Anybody have any reasons why I should not press fit the Stator magnets directly onto the brass axles?

[Craigy]

Good stuff Sean,

I am thinking of mounting the spinning stators in the same way as the rotor , i.e on a shaft of say 30mm , supported in bearings top and bottom. You may have noticed that my shaft is threaded rod with the ends turned to fit bearings. I wondered about turning a shaft but that meant dieciding on a height. Since i belive the interactions between rotors and stators are not on exactly the same plane ,perhaps 5 or 10 degrees off. The bolted rotor makes it posible to lower or raise it in relation to the stators. Not sure if that will be useful of not , will have to wait for the other magnets to arrive.

[Jdo300]

@CLaNZeR.. Nice work sir! I was wondering how you would make the magnets movable on the "X" & "Y" axis.

Thx Starcruiser

I am now wondering whether to press fit the Brass Axles directly into the Stator Magnets, rather than lathing the Poly Rod to seat them in.

Anybody have any reasons why I should not press fit the Stator magnets directly onto the brass axles?

Hi CLaNZeR,

The NdFeB magnet material is pretty brittle once the magnets are sintered. So you may run the risk of them shattering (while press fitting the shafts or while they are in motion later). As for the brass itself, I don't think that would harm it magnetically.

God Bless,
Jason O