Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[evil-doer]

ummm just realised I layed up the stators as per jdo's cad drawing, but I think it may be wrong.
Cheers
Sean.

wow, that drawing IS wrong. is that how youve had yours set the whole time? you can see in the original video theres the 4 empty pegs between the two stators he stops. will be interesting to see how that affects things

[vipond50]

Sean
Besides the Drawing being incorrect i.e. the stator layout, are U using Brass screws to retain the dampers instead of Nylon or Plastic?

Other than that it looks great 

Good Luck
Bill

[vipond50]

@CLaNZeR,

Seems to me not only the dampers have to be around the stator equidistant from the other two stators but the first video shows that one of the dampers is closer to the stator than the other damper, not as in the picture you showed here.

Sean
Besides the Drawing being incorrect i.e. Stator layout, are u using brass to retain the Dampers instead of Nylon or plastic ?

Other than that the rep looks Great 

Good Luck
Bill

[vipond50]

@CLaNZeR,

Seems to me not only the dampers have to be around the stator equidistant from the other two stators but the first video shows that one of the dampers is closer to the stator than the other damper, not as in the picture you showed here.

Sean
Besides the Drawing being incorrect i.e. Stator layout, are u using brass to retain the Dampers instead of Nylon or plastic ?

Other than that the rep looks Great 

Good Luck
Bill

Also did U base your rotor layout off of Jason's drawing or the original Mea's provided in the PDF?

Thanks again
Bill

[blue_energy]

Is there any indication of acceleration/deceleration on this video?

I'm very interested in the answer to this question too.  For you smart video people:

In the third video, with the strobe, we apparently see the stator very consistently turning around: no adjustment in speed for the stator magnet relative to rotor magnet.  No acceleration/deceleration.  But - we know that in reality the stator has spun around - what did you settle on, 9 times?   As I think this through, the relationship between the actual speed of the stator and the apparent relative speed of the stator should remain constant.  If the stator slows down, it's strobed image on the video should apparently slow down as well.  Is my reasoning sound here?  Is there any reason to believe that by some trick of the lens the stator is doing anything but keeping to a consistant rpm throughout it's revolution?