Magnet motor using repeling magnets (or radial magnets if availbale).

[broli]

I did some "experiments" today and I discovered something interesting. Currently I'm heavily into the Faraday type motor (still going very slow due the lack of uhhm...EVERYTHING) and all but I discovered a motor that doesn't need any electrical power. That is it uses magnets only Now you can describe it in two ways. One is using the Lorentz force law and the other is probably more intuitive to everyone which is plain logic. So I'll use plain logic and drawings  . If I could describe it one sentence I would say...It uses torque in a clever way. Currently still making the drawings.

[broli]

Oke I'm finally done with the "presentation". Here it is (and attached for security purposes)...

http://ziosproject.com/NJ/mdip9.PNG

Please follow the panel numbers for convince sake. I tried my best to keep it simple and not boring. I would also like to place a request, anyone with the materials at hand willing to build it?

[gravityblock]

That looks good, broli.  I can see you put some thought into that.  An uncle of mine works for a manufacture who uses radial magnets.  These magnets are not much bigger than a wrist watch battery and they're so strong I could barely pull them apart (I don't think they're radial magnets, but he said they were).

I'll try to get the magnets and experiment with this design.

[broli]

Thanks gravityblock and good to hear you're going to give it a try. But I have to mention that such small magnets can give inconclusive results. There are a few parameters that play a role. The thickness of all the magnets, the thickness in this case is the height the magnets stick with out of the drawing in 3d. But the biggest factor would definitely be length. The longer the middle magnet the more torque. I was also thinking of newton's third law. Acording to my speculation if this works you can extract rotation from all three parts. Because they will all be spinning according to newton's third law. But that's too far ahead, I just hope the logic works.

[gravityblock]

I didn't think about the magnets being too small. I still want these magnet for myself because they are so strong.

I'll look around for some larger radial or axial magnets.  I do have a few, but they are very weak,