EL IEVE free energy magnetic mill

[Dansway]

My ceramic mags are Axial Magnetized.

Ok... I guess we try something different...

I wish Juan Carlos Aviles Moran would take some nice photos of one of his "working" circular magnet motor (CMM) and post it here!

~Dan

[infringer]

odd according to the picture he gave the neo appears to be flat on the rotor and standing up on the stator...

The rotor is the unit that rotates hence the name.

The stator is the outside ring that is stationary again hence the name.

One easy way to remember the differnce!

Try it for us dan make your rotor magnets flat as if laying flat on table and leave your stator magnets the way they are.

EDIT:

It also appears from the video and the picture that the rotor is much closer to the stator so there is less of a gap.

-infringer-

[resonanceman]

Try it for us dan make your rotor magnets flat as if laying flat on table and leave your stator magnets the way they are.

EDIT:

It also appears from the video and the picture that the rotor is much closer to the stator so there is less of a gap.

-infringer-

Dan

I would  agree  with infringer

those things might help

Another thing to try  if  you have some  larger magnets is to   use large magnets for   your rotor.

I have seen time and time again a ratio of  between  3.5 to 4 to 1   in the  size of  the  rotor   stator magnets . 
Edit     To clarify .   
The larger of the magnets should be acting on  the fields of  3.5 to  4  of the smaller magnets ..   this should  provide a  much smoother power  output . 

gary

[Dansway]

@resonanceman:

Amazing to meet another magnet head.  It's too bad there are not more of you in my city. 
I know of what you speak and more.   

I have seen time and time again a ratio of  between  3.5 to 4 to 1   in the  size of  the  rotor   stator magnets .
Edit     
To clarify .   
The larger of the magnets should be acting on  the fields of  3.5 to  4  of the smaller magnets ..   this should  provide a  much smoother power  output .

If you view the video clip again, look closely where Juan holds the stator ring.
Juan holds it above the rotor and not in the middle of the rotor ring plane.  This is important.
I found this out after playing around with my replication set up.

At this point I feel Juan indeed has a working magnet motor!

Regards,

~Dan

[ChileanOne]

Hello Dansway!

Is good to see you keep enthusiastic about this motor. I took the liberty of sending to Juan a picture of your last build and asked him why it would'nt work.

His answer:

"tiene muchos errores en pocicionamiento estructural en el aro "

"It has too many errors in the structural positioning in the ring".

He does not like to communicate through e.mail so he keeps asking to chat over msn, something I have not had time to do, but I still keep my feelings about him being true and honest, albeit a bit cranky to get along with.

I have a good hunch on this one. Is about time we find a working solution.

My Best Regards!!