EL IEVE free energy magnetic mill

[ChileanOne]

Well guys, I congratulate you all for getting Juan to share all that extra information. I still would like to know the field shape of the magnets, tho.

I was all afternoon travelling, so I really missed the action, I think now we have all needed to replicate, if only these speaker magnets were easier to get down here.

BTW, I agree that the photo does not match the explanation, but I think the phot is just for reference and not the working unit.

I'm really excited by all this.

Thanks Juan!!!

[mscoffman]

@ALL

While I am not very positive about a pure magnetic motor with a fixed stator magnets.
I would like to purpose that his motor is an example of:
           "A Bulge Wave Stator Magnetic Motor"

In a Bulge Wave Stator motor, the field magnets have some degree of freedom of
movement. Alternating overlapped magnets change the externally available field
strength dynamically based in repulsion to the rotor. The overlap acts as an
inverse iris. What probably happens is that the "magnetic wall",  which happens
because of individual magnet gradients, is rotated continuously as to keep it at
right angles to the rotor arms. Also the Bulge Wave also allows a drive vector that is
partially tangential to the rotors motion. Some of Arthur Quinn's Mayernik Arrays,
I feel may have used this bulge wave to operate. Someone in communication jdo300
might ask him if he feels this has any bearing to the operation of his motor.
The small, mainly hand magnet, version in you-tube may give only "feel" of the
motors operating characteristics. Someone should watch this thread as...
this may be IT.

:S:MarkSCoffman

[Dansway]

 

No luck. The rotor does not spin.

More info is needed.

~Dan

[LarryC]

No luck. The rotor does not spin.

More info is needed.

~Dan

It hard to tell in your pic but your rotor radius seems a lot smaller than your stator.

I know my pic was confusing, but the stators red knex sticks and connectors forced it into an arc. The orange rotor stick had to be a close radius to that arc. The magnet on the stator had to be almost parallel to the magnets on the stator for it to pull correctly (like Juan's drawings). When the angles were right, it shot thru the arc. It even pulled thru the arc when the stator magnet was dragging on a surface.

Regards, Larry   

[broli]

I quit talking to this guy. He's really difficult to talk to and it has nothing to do with the language. I don't know how hard it is to make more videos. Instead he made 100+ accounts on youtube all showing one and the same video. His latest account is just 5 hours ago, just type "magnetic mill" or pretty much any search for "magnet" will show you the mess he made. Even though he's not ripping off people he's still a fraud in my eyes. He wasted my time that I gave to help him and probably others.