Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[Omnibus]

I have all the time in the world, just stating the facts jack

The only fact worth noting in connection with your out of place comment is that you are impatient. And, like I said, impatience is a sign of mediocrity.

[dean_mcgowan]

I have all the time in the world, just stating the facts jack

The only fact worth noting in connection with your out of place comment is that you are impatient. And, like I said, impatience is a sign of mediocrity.

[g4macdad]

I have all the time in the world, just stating the facts jack

The only fact worth noting in connection with your out of place comment is that you are impatient. And, like I said, impatience is a sign of mediocrity.

This is a blatant attempt to distract people from their goals. Looks like you found the wrong thread.

[Yadaraf]

Another difference between mine and Bruce's is that my rotor-stator gap is 5mm (as specified), not 8mm as in his.

I think there is one similarity though .. you both have your hand on it 

Not necessarily. The one I reported earlier didn't have my hand on it.

Also, in this case, why having my hand on it, I don't observe the phenomenon at 350rpm but it emerges at 320-330rpm? The hand has nothing to do with that.

Pearls before swine

Here's the soundtrack of it. Spin starts at around 370rpm. Effect heard around 220-230rpm and then again at around 240rpm and much lighter at around 190rpm. The rotor is let go winding down on its own with no involvement of hands.

EDIT: Please bear with me. Can't post the soundtrack here, will try to give a link to another place I'll try to upload it to.

@ Omni

I'm still considering Shumann resonance, and related hamonics (7.8, 14.3, 20.8 ... every 6.5 Hz).

If you want to study the sound using a spectrum analyzer (FFT, Scope, etc), here's some free-trial software that works pretty well.

... DSSF Realtime Analyzer  http://www.sharewareplaza.com/DSSF3-Light-downloads_35724.html


FYI:  Your previous audio spiked at 63 Hz and 2 kHz.

If you are serious about this, consider a good transducer ... not a camera mic.  Audio cards have limited frequency response as well, thus, a good card is necessary when routing the sound [e.g. wav file] to the analyzer.

Cheers,

Yada ..
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[dean_mcgowan]

This is a blatant attempt to distract people from their goals. Looks like you found the wrong thread.

Do you mean the goal being replication of a guestimation of an assumption about a youtube video lark ?

I would prefer to bring peoples attention back to the lack of detail rather than them keep superimposing their
own postulates all over it ?

Truly

Dean