Just spin, or do work? That is the question.

[Omnibus]

The greatest insult and ad hominem attack is to deliberately ignore the arguments of your opponent and push incessantly obvious incompetence. That must not be tolerated by anyone who cares about scientific truth and should be vigorously confronted.

@Omni-bullshit - Again, you should practice what you preach and follow your own directives.

Hey, this isn't the place to spew your crap.

[hoptoad]

[Hey, this isn't the place to spew your crap.

As I said - practice what you preach.

[AB Hammer]

hartiberlin

Thanks for the information, it gives a different view than what I been looking at. And unlike allot of people I plan on keeping an open mind, or there will be no chance of advancement.

But I would still like to see one under a load for a period of time.

[leeanderthal]

@AB Hammer
It's important to remember that any self running motor is operating under a load (friction, windage etc,)  It is unreasonable to expect someone that is trying to develop a concept for a design to build it with massive magnets, multiple poles, multiple rotors or whatever would be necessary to increase the output until said concept is proven.  I would encourage you to try to replicate your design from the 70's and then we can all work together on various permutations of that design.

[AB Hammer]

@leeanderthal

To be totally honest I have been very busy with gravity wheels (great advancements with gravity manipulation) and the armour I build to pay my bills. I just started my magnet notebook for possible patterns. I also agree to try to duplicate the one from my childhood. I remembered one more thing. The inner magnets where not perfectly symmetrical for if is was it would stop and I remember using allot of tape before I glued them to the carboard to get the position correct. More than 35 year is a long time to remember.