German magnet motor

[CLaNZeR]

Its not my motor, I just posted a link

awww thought the picture on the Video suited you mate 

[TheOne]

Before you start ClanZer, here my observation.

The rotor looks around 3" in depth but the motor stator is like 5", a lot of room to hide batteries and motor here! (2")

[CLaNZeR]

Before you start ClanZer is my observation.

The rotor looks around 3" in height but the motor stator is like 5", a lot of room to hide batteries and motor here! (2")

Hi mate

Totaly agree, but you know me I got to try it either way.

Grabbed some still shots and started the replication blog over at my forums, that I managed to get back online today.

http://overunity.org.uk/forum/index.php?topic=186.0

Was going to duplicate it in these forums also as usual, but so many time outs, it is hard to post today.

Cheers

Sean.

[gyulasun]

Okay, cannot resist.

Off to replicate.

Cheers

Sean.

Hi Sean and All,

Have you noticed that in the video the working motor has only 8 stator magnets while in the disassembled motor there are 12 holes for the stator magnets.  Seems as if the 8 holes were made later when the 12 holes already were drilled out.  I attached a picture grabbed from the video and edited it by making 8 green dots on the stator magnets I can see them.
I also attached another picture where I think the possible sticky spot can be seen:  it is at the apex of the V and the beginning of the V legs.  And you can see the difference as shown in the model and in his (probably one of his) rotor: in the model on the left the apex and the legs do not overlap but in the 'real' rotor on the right they do.
(And who knows how it is in the working motor?)

I wish this motor would turn out to be a real one!

rgds,  Gyula

[Omega_0]

awww thought the picture on the Video suited you mate 

LOL, Almost ... but I dont have so gray hair !