MylowHJ Replication - Discussion

[BEP]

@Queue,

We provide just enough energy to rotate the disk a few degrees. As yours shows, it rotates over half way.

Why can't folks understand what this means?

BTW: Excellent work. I'm seeing the same. Please don't try closing the magnetic rotor loop. What I found is when that is done there is at least one place where the polarity flips 180 deg. even though the magnet's polarity is the same all the way around.

[Michelinho]

@ BEP,

Why can't folks understand what this means?

My comment is very relevant to his experiment as others try the same thing with a different size of stator magnet, they will fail and start yelling "FAKE" like I've seen in another thread. Then the research will be lost in irrelevant discussions about not using a glass table or independent testing and so on. But I have not seen the slingshot effect that Howard Johnson used in his magnetic motor and linear track.

It is a first step success and I congratulated him for his efforts.

Take care,

Michel

[BEP]

Sorry
Wasn't meant for you.

(I hate Blackberrys)

@Michelinho,

Your last post is all too true and it is clear you see. The beginnings of the slingshot effect is clear.

BTW: I saw a post about using more than one stator.... If so, I suggest if you have an even number of rotor groups use an uneven number of stators - or the reverse. It comes out better.

It also decreases the chances of closing the rotor loop (bad) and the number or rotor magnets required.

[Michelinho]

Hi BEP,

I don't see much of a problem in closing the loop if the magnets are not too strong. I would say it is premature to look at this problem as I wanted to wait for further experimentation. Maybe 2 or four pieces of iron wires sticking up from the outside perimeter one at the end of a group and the other at the beginning of the next group would nullify that dreaded close loop problem.

It may be tougher than that but not impossible to achieve.

Take care,

Michel

Edit: Copper shielding or something esle could be use. Are you familiar with Clanzer experiment with 2 adjacent magnets on wheels and he tested many different metals to see the effects? The answer could come from that too.

[chrisC]

Sorry
Wasn't meant for you.

(I hate Blackberrys)

@Michelinho,

Your last post is all too true and it is clear you see. The beginnings of the slingshot effect is clear.

BTW: I saw a post about using more than one stator.... If so, I suggest if you have an even number of rotor groups use an uneven number of stators - or the reverse. It comes out better.

It also decreases the chances of closing the rotor loop (bad) and the number or rotor magnets required.

@BEP

Yes I agree that Dusty's YouTube drawing on yellow pad paper made a lot of sense on the 120 degree and 3 phase stator arrangement.

cheers
chrisC