Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[Craigy]

Sean's holiday is over and he went back to work so he isn't doing any testing for the time being

[plengo]

Forgive me if what I am about to say has been observed and test already.

After watching this video countless times (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pmrSYV4zFI) and closely watching this thread I notice something.

When AL move the stator on the left and right with his finger (the ones closest to the bottom of the video right at the first 33seconds of the video), to each turn of the stator the whole wheel turns very fast and sometimes accelerates momentarely. That happens to both stators BUT not the the stator on the back.
Pay close attention to section 17s to 21s specially and again at 23s to 30s when he moves the left stator but not so pronounced.
On seconds 14 to 16s and 31s to 35s when he flips the back stators nothing happens. On the 17s to 21s there is precisely at 18s where I see the acceleration being more pronounced for so little movement from the stator.

That we should be able to replicate without much of perfection of specs duplication. That acceleration I think is extremely important.

Fausto.

[JFK]

@ Bill

Please repost your photos.  They are very relevant to the topic regardless of what the detractors have to say.
Also your observations are very intrigueing to say the least..

Keep up the great work Guys. 

[ken_nyus]

Forgive me if what I am about to say has been observed and test already.

After watching this video countless times (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pmrSYV4zFI) and closely watching this thread I notice something.

When AL move the stator on the left and right with his finger (the ones closest to the bottom of the video right at the first 33seconds of the video), to each turn of the stator the whole wheel turns very fast and sometimes accelerates momentarely. That happens to both stators BUT not the the stator on the back.
Pay close attention to section 17s to 21s specially and again at 23s to 30s when he moves the left stator but not so pronounced.
On seconds 14 to 16s and 31s to 35s when he flips the back stators nothing happens. On the 17s to 21s there is precisely at 18s where I see the acceleration being more pronounced for so little movement from the stator.

That we should be able to replicate without much of perfection of specs duplication. That acceleration I think is extremely important.

Fausto.

This observation has come up several times and was put as a question directly to Al @ steorn. His reply was that they all act the same, but it just depends on what part of the rotor happens to be facing the stator magnet at the time. Remember that the stators are placed in one of the 13 holes, so they will never be in symmetrical positions, one may cog a lot, one may not.

[Omnibus]

The red Weight is still a pulley!! My point earlier about Observation. And Bill the bracket on Lhs holding other pulley.

The blind lead the blind.

Youre collective egos ignored.

Learn to read.

Regards
Den

What is that supposed to mean? That red piece doesn't play the role of a pulley in the video. Or you have evidence that it does? Where is the evidence?

39 seconds into the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pmrSYV4zFI "The pulley's are for eventual friction testing"

Therefore, the red piece doesn't play the role of a pulley in the video. In the video. So, is the weight 258g of @alsetalokin's rotor with or without that red piece?