Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[vipond50]

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[leftcliq]

Hi,
   Is there anyone on this board whom has access to a cnc machine that can make up the relevant parts?  i.E. rotor and stator?  I don't have access to a machine but I'm willing to pay for someone to make up the stator and rotor so I only need to add the magnets and whatever other parts are required to make this motor.

Regards,
Dale.

[Bessler007]

When you're looking at an idea someone is sharing their  name is irrelevant.  Or if their name is relevant please explain to me why.

. . .
Our group has made the decision that we will not replicate any device in the future who's builder or inventor does not disclose their full name and will not allow public viewing of the device.
. . .
Butch LaFonte

[Rosphere]

Good evening, OC MPMM replicators.

Has anyone, (with an 8 magnet rotor,) tried placing the 2 GW stators at exactly 45 degrees on both sides of the AGW stator?

I am thinking that the two adjacent GW stators will help keep the AGW stator in sync with the rotor bacause, although the GW stators are GW to the rotor, they are also GW to the AGW stator.  Think about it.

If you had 12 rotor magnets then you would have the GW stators only 30 degrees apart from the AGW stator; 16 stators = 22.5 degrees.  Basically, divide 360 degrees by an even number of rotor magnets and you get your separation angle.

Has anyone tried this yet; isn't this why you guys drilled and milled out all of those extra holes and slots? 

[Bessler007]

I don't understand why a small wheel with a magnetic field rotating beside a large wheel with magnetic poles on it would produce . . .

a constant velocity of the small (stator?) wheel.

It makes no sense the small wheel should turn at a constant velocity.

Why does anyone think otherwise?


Bessler
mib HQ

edit:

Why would anyone think the magnetic field of the small wheel as it encounters that of the large wheel would maintain a constant velocity of the small wheel?  I don't understand.