Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[Shirakawa]

25 Nm at 1250 rpm is about 3.4 kW of power.
I don't think any power excess in the original Alsetalokin mpmm replication would be over a few milliwatts, if not small fractions of them.

[evil-doer]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=H4eZJtEeZVc

lots of people were talking about the strobe vid being too shaky so i tried to make it more stable. enjoy

[JFK]

Hmmmmm.. 2nd post. http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,528.0.html

[ken_nyus]

Does anyone else notice the stator magnet is wobbling in a circle thats opposite the direction of spin in the stroboscope video?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHBIXjkUrK8

Seems like push-pull at the repulsion-attraction points, I can't actually see it forming it's own circle (yet, I'll be staring some more).

The only bit of this device I have replicated so far, in my own junkyard style, is a stator assembly using 1/2" id brass tube from the hobby shop, the right ring mags, a nylon ring spacer, the right socket head cap screws, and a few different types of bearings.

This is a wobbly setup, I guess radial bearings aren't made to keep things steady this way.

If I think about it, a push-pull, combined with the rotation must form some kind of second level cycle.

[Omnibus]

Hmmmmm.. 2nd post. http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,528.0.html

I didn't know @Jdo300 had posted this and that's only natural, at that time I didn't even know research was going on in this area. As far as I remember sometime at the beginning of 2006 I hit upon a discussion on something called SMOT somewhere on the net only by chance seeing a bunch of guys viciously attacking someone. My first reaction was 'oh, not again'  thinking this is another one of these internet silly claims. However, upon a second look and a closer inspection that changed. And ... you know the rest of the story. And, by the way, I have these plans as well, unfortunately never bracing myself to really make the device. The link now is http://www.grandpawsshop.com.