EL IEVE free energy magnetic mill

[Dansway]

Where did the a2.jpg picture come from?  Are these graphics from this guy?

~Dan

[ChileanOne]

Hey Chilean!

Nice to see you still active, please let us know what he says.

@Broli , excellent stuff mate

Cheers

Sean.

Don't worry, as soon as I get some answer from him I will report, anyway, Broli already made a very good interview with him, as I can see, but somehow I think this kind of ideas have been tested to saciety  and ae known to be a dead end, or I am wrong?

[mscoffman]

I hope it works...but he must get his HAND away from it's operational parts!

:S:MSCoffman

[Dansway]

If, the magnets are creating a Howard Johnson track being laid "partially" on top of each other, then I can see how this scheme might work.   
This can or would short out the magnetic spins and create a directional field reactions on the rotor.   

More.. info... please....

Good stuff.....

~Dan

[Jdo300]

Hi Everyone,

This is a very interesting design, though I must admit that I have simulated and even built several similar magnet motor prototypes that didn't work. There are several animations of motors that look almost exactly like this one on Eric Vogels' website here:

http://www.fdp.nu/animations/

Dan is right. If this motor is the real deal, it definitely works on the 90 degree gating or "spin canceling" effect that Howard Johnson talked about. For those of you who aren't familiar with it, here's a few pages from his book "Discovering Magnetism" which shows some examples of the spin domains of magnets: (Open the image alone in a new window/tab to see it at full size)

Page 3

Page 7

Page 21

Page 22

Also, here's a photo of one prototype I made a few years ago that is similar (not entirely) but the rotor and stator magnets are inverted, and the critical overlap of the magnets wasn't used (which is probably why it didn't work).

This design definitely looks ridiculously simple enough to replicate though I was slightly concerned by the fact that he was kicking the rotor magnet around with his finger several times to restart it. The other problem is that he is holding the ring in his hands while the rotor magnets spin. In order for it to be a valid test, the stator ring needs to be mounted to a rigid stand so that we can rule out his minute hand movements as a possible energy input to the device. Otherwise, this may just be a glorified version of the Hamel spinner.

God Bless,
Jason O