The ever elusive magnetic motor

[ambientcoil]

strange...

[The Ronin]

Bill, please tell me you are creating a new youtube channel and haven't pulled the videos for some other reason.

If you're doing it for patent reasons, you know you have at least 100+ witnesses that can swear you came up with the idea first, myself included.

It would be such a shame not to be able to see your endeavours through.

As a side; did anyone save Bill's videos?

[Thaelin]

   Another one bites the dust.

[ambientcoil]

so....anyone out there want to replicate? we need to keep this ball rolling!

[mscoffman]

Bill;

I agree with your experiements; While dual static magnetic field
pure magnetic motors can not work, and normal AC and DC electric
motors work by reconfiguring their magnetic fields (using energy
shared from the local power utility). Your's works by reconfiguring
the field by motion (R^2). The key is that reconfiguring the field
and back again needs to be energetically completely funded by
just *one* magnetic interaction cycle of the rotor. The run-down
time is not important as there is no energy being added then.

If you can tilt the rotor back upright with one weight and find
out how much that weight moves and the distance and time
it takes, then compare those same parameters with how much
weight the rotor can lift, one could see how close (or far) you
are from meeting your goal. While the magnetic field latch is
interesting, it is not the only way to accomplish it's task.

You will remember that Clanzer has proven that the SMOT
ramps can be extended by any amount, given any amount of
stored energy gain needed - unfortunately that SMOT extension
amounts to a rotor disk diameter change in your machine.

:S:MarkSCoffman