Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[hydrocontrol]

Yet another interesting piece of information. I was hoping Al would show additional information. At least he looks to still be in the game. From viewing the video it looks like you could almost gear this effect. I wonder if a small (1/6 inch) wide rubber friction idle wheel between the rotor and the stator would work ? Maybe someone here can calculate out the needed diameter for a 'gearing' wheel. Might be worth a shot. Maybe a ecenteric wheel to give the proper effect.

[dean_mcgowan]

Oh please .. is he really going to drip feed you guys like steorn did .. god .. you would think people would be a little more wise to this ploy .. ewwww

[blue_energy]

Well - so much for the 'stator deceleration at critical points' theory.  The rotor and stator look as if they are connected with a gear or a belt.  And as I pause the video and look at the relationships between the magnets - I don't understand what would cause the rotor to accelerate.  At that stator speed of over 4,200 rpm the other two stators must be stopped.  Presuming that the other two stators break even in push and pull, what is there about this one relationship that would cause the rotor to accelerate if not for the dampers?  Actually, I would expect the entire system to slow down - not speed up.  Try freeze framing and ask yourself what magnetic forces are currently in play.  Do you see any way for the rotor to do any better than break even?  I'm consused.

[Craigy]

Going to increase rotor mass next

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Oq-frOyIVI

[hydrocontrol]

Do you see any way for the rotor to do any better than break even?  I'm consused.

I am sure by the end of he day someone will Femm this out and may help with any confusion. Of course it may just add the the confusion.