Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[sm0ky2]

@ duck , 

with my replications:
achieving acceleration after stopping the two extraneous stators was achieved early on in this project.
this is the sole reason i did away with those two extra stators after my first replication. The dont do anything good for maintaining momentum, they in fact add unwanted drag to the rotor, bit of an oddity that the momentum is somehow "transfered back" to the rotor when you stop them, but still not any additional energy into the rotor, - rather it is simply returning to (close to ) its original speed that was imparted to it in the initial spin-up.  [ like the kid on the whirl-go-round, or a figure skater pulling her arms inwards].

Most of my focus instead went into attempting to get the AWG-Lock to add an extra "push" to the stator.

which i was never able to accomplish, except manually step-for-step, and that is grossly debatable, as to wether or not the manual allignment is adding energy in the form of flux-compression.
i was unable to find any arrangements of stator/rotor that worked together while spinning in the manner which was proposed.
not by the original specs or any other ratio i could come up with. at very best i had a fly-wheel with a geared stator-magnet riding in its field - which eventually stopped.

[maw2432]

Have you seen the Magnetron Toy.   I have one and it is fascinating.   I wonder if the effects are the same.  You can see a video on the following link.  Watch how it speeds up and transfers some energy from one arm to the other but eventually slows down and stops.

http://www.grand-illusions.com/toycollection/magnetron/

Bill

[sm0ky2]

yeah i made a couple of "fairfax" polygons out of GeoMags, that did the same thing.

[vipond50]

Hello
I built a device very close to what Al did in the second video. It was remarkable and a enjoyable project, in fact I still give it a spin up every now and then.
Truthfully I could really give a hoot about OU that Al state was NOT in the device, all I want to see was it increase in rpm and or maintain rpm for a short time and i would have been all smiles. Well I have to be honest i am still smiling when i give it a spin up 

Regards
Bill

Hi Bill, so are you saying you achieved acceleration or an extended spin down? Did you employ the
two gear wise stators and then stop them to achieve further acceleration?  Nobody has reported
acceleration except possibly momentarily.  Very unclear what you are saying.  Please elaborate!

Hi Duck
No, I am smiling because of the project and the occasional spin up.
I have NO maintained operation in anyway shape or form with the current configuration.
Sorry for the confusion
Bill

[Yadaraf]

@All

Here is the lip on Al's rotor, shown against the recess in the base plate.

Cheers
Yada ..

EDIT: It was later noted that the recess in the base is on the underside only, and that the rotor lip was not intentional and likely insignificant.