Helmust Goebkes magnet motor

[Joh70]

hi ignilc, come back when you've got it running. good luck!

[Charlie_V]

I wanted to put my two cents into this even though it looks like the thread is dead. 

Firstly, Neodymium magnets are some of the hardest magnets to degauss.  Eddy currents alone should not cause degaussing. This is because the eddy currents' flux will not be anywhere near as strong as the Neo's flux - it would take a flux stronger than the Neo's to cause degaussing, even then they are quite impervious. 

Secondly, if the eddy currents were causing heat, then the magnets would have to be getting near 80C - highly unlikely.  If spinning conductive magnets setup internal eddy currents which caused them to degauss, then there would be many motor manufacturers out of the business right now - in fact we wouldn't have electric motors if that was the case. 

An excuse like "the magnets degaussed" is a very bogus statement which leads me to believe the motor design will not and did not work.  It is also very clear to see that the rotor will find an equilibrium position and not spin. 

In regards to Wizkycho's idea.  This will generate electricity, but it will be nothing more than a standard electric generator.  As the magnet rotates and field flows through the coils, the coils (assuming they are loaded) will repel against the rotating magnet.  This will cause the magnet's rotation to become difficult, aka there will be a counter force or back torque associated with rotating the magnet when the coils are loaded.  Looking at the links posted by Gyulasun, all the generators shown will experience the same back torque.

You need a way for the coils to see a changing magnetic field yet be isolated from the prime mover.  If you could rotate the magnet and the coils' opposition to the flux would not hinder the rotation, then you have something big! 

Just my two cents,
Charlie

[Hugo Chavez]

I wanted to put my two cents into this even though it looks like the thread is dead. 

Firstly, Neodymium magnets are some of the hardest magnets to degauss.  Eddy currents alone should not cause degaussing. This is because the eddy

yea, that's the first thing I saw wrong too.  Unless he overheated them, I do not see this setup doing it.

[Paul-R]

This thread is not picked up by Google because we are spelling Herr Geobkes first name wrongly.

It is Helmut Goebkes - Helmut Geobkes - Helmut Geobkes.

[TechStuf]

I am now convinced more than ever that there are secrets in this universe that remain so by design and for very important reason...


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