Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[dean_mcgowan]

An Dean is the crazy one here...  OK..

Some people took Close Encounters a little too close..  It was a movie..

Totally Fruity is the correct terminology !!

[Grimer]

In some distant future, aliens on a far distant world will gather around their version of SETI and thrill that a planet in the Sol system, long ago, beamed yet another message directly at them - and lament that, to this point, no-one has figured out how to decipher it.  "They didn't send it to just anywhere, did they?  They sent it to us.  They sent it centuries ago - how could they even know we'd be here!?  It must mean something!  Every few years, a new message - and we fail the test..."

Funny you should mention the Sol system.
In his membership details for Fizzx.com Alsetalokin gives his location as Sol III. 

[robbie47]

Funny you should mention the Sol system.
In his membership details for Fizzx.com Alsetalokin gives his location as Sol III. 

Sol III = Earth

[MeggerMan]

@j7

@meggerman   
This is the first post that I have made to this and any other form so dare say that I will screw it up some how. 
As I have followed the threads there is one glaring observation that I have not yet seen even after having read all the miles of script and dialog posted. It is rather obvious that the bearings are a real bugaboo. This application of ball bearings is pure torture to them plain and simple. Ball bearings are designed for rotary motion not oscillation, especially at the speeds required in this application. So?? what ever happened to the old low tech device, the bronze oil impregnated bearing? In the electrical industry they are the product of choice in large horsepower motors. Just ask an engineer to put a bearing with balls into a 4000 HP electric motor. I?d like to see the look on the face of the engineer who designs these large horse power motors when he hears that one. There is an amazing durability and reliability to these bearing IF they are kept oiled properly. I do understand that ?replication? is the goal but with all the variations to the basic theme why this one has not been explored is beyond me.

This is not a 4000HP motor, if only it were..
I think ball bearing races reduce contact surface compared to standard brass or bronze sleeve bearings, think of the amount of surface tension from even a thin lubricant on a bronze sleeve bearing....

We (Mum&Dad+family) use to have a 35ft. converted lifeboat that was on the Ocean Monache made from duralium, this had a phosphor bronze propeller shaft and greese packed glands/sleeves to stop the sea leaking in. Bearings in this case would have been a disaster.

So yes, if we scale this up then a bronze sleeve bearing may be the way to go, but we don't know if its the balls themselves that contribute towards the effect.

Regards
Rob

[Grimer]

Funny you should mention the Sol system.
In his membership details for Fizzx.com Alsetalokin gives his location as Sol III. 

Sol III = Earth

Gosh. That just shows how out of touch I am. I just assumed it must be some planet in another Galaxy.