I HAVE A PERMANENT MAGNET MOTOR IDEA THAT WORKS!!! WHAT'S NEXT?

[The Eskimo Quinn]

firstly, congrats on having a wheel that moves at all, many detailed devices don't ever make it that far, second, the negative remark about the mistake, ignore her, people like that don't belong here or any scientific forum, their assumption is if that can't do it or understand it, then it must be a mistake.

thirdly, the list was correct for procedure in testing, my input (other than to give our resident negative cow a slap)

Is that most have missed the point, your device may not be absolute perpetual motion, but it may be over unity (still free energy) the movement of your hand or an oscillating rotor may require power, yet it may be less than the rotor creates, I say forget larger magnets right now and built a small arm to hold it in place, get a 12 volt Hornby train locomotive and lay it on its side and use the oscillating rotor arm on the wheels to move the magnet, these are low current motor driven, so will work with less voltage than intended just slower, if you can turn the arm with 1.5 volts and get more volts and amps out of the rotor, you have succeeded.


Go for it.

[RunningBare]

Low-Q

I haven't tried to it with the magnet fixed.. it has to be moved back and fourth for the rotor to spin... due to the magnet I have
is to small. I am going to purchase a bigger magnet see if it will work better. Once I get it rebuilt I will take pictures of it. I took
it apart due to moving to another location. But to make it spin I only have to move the magnet less than 1/2 an inch....

"it has to be moved back and fourth for the rotor to spin..."

Yup yup, just as the current varies in a normal electric motor to deflect the rotor, so your hand is the energy source, I'm outta here.

[ken_nyus]

Low-Q

I haven't tried to it with the magnet fixed.. it has to be moved back and fourth for the rotor to spin... due to the magnet I have
is to small. I am going to purchase a bigger magnet see if it will work better. Once I get it rebuilt I will take pictures of it. I took
it apart due to moving to another location. But to make it spin I only have to move the magnet less than 1/2 an inch....

Holding anything in your hand is a sure way to deceive yourself, work on removing this first.

[Low-Q]

Low-Q

I haven't tried to it with the magnet fixed.. it has to be moved back and fourth for the rotor to spin... due to the magnet I have
is to small. I am going to purchase a bigger magnet see if it will work better. Once I get it rebuilt I will take pictures of it. I took
it apart due to moving to another location. But to make it spin I only have to move the magnet less than 1/2 an inch....

".. it has to be moved back and fourth for the rotor to spin... "
Remove the magnet in your hand, and push the wheel directly with your finger instead. That works even better. Good luck

Vidar