Magnetic motor?

[lumen]

How about the ktoy?
I thought it was OU.

[Low-Q]

In example 1, it takes no energy to let the small magnet enter the big south face of the other magnet.
In example 2, it takes energy to rotate the big magnet clockwise because the small magnet ends up eccentric to the big one in a mode wher it wants to be pushed left, and the big magnets wants to go to the right.
The force that moves the mass, hence the energy, that interacts between those magnets will ofcourse be the same for both magnets but oposite, so it must take the same energy to move the one magnet or the other. The sum is zero.
No OU.

Vidar

[lumen]

Low-Q, I have been doing some measurements on a similar setup and found a condition that looks like a possible OU condition.
I do not want to say to much at this time, but the data shows significant energy gain. I may actually be on the same path as STEORN so I should not say too much unless I develop a fully operational device. Something they have not done.
(I have indicated the NS polarity incorrectly in the example)

[utilitarian]

Low-Q, I have been doing some measurements on a similar setup and found a condition that looks like a possible OU condition.
I do not want to say to much at this time, but the data shows significant energy gain. I may actually be on the same path as STEORN so I should not say too much unless I develop a fully operational device. Something they have not done.
(I have indicated the NS polarity incorrectly in the example)

There are of course good reasons to keep something to yourself, the chief one being profit potential.  However, the downside is you waste the collaborative potential of this website.  And in this case, since there is a 99.999999% chance that you simply missed something, sharing your idea would probably just save you a ton of time.

[lumen]

Actually, It's because I have only tested the data twice and until I can confirm the entire cycle I thought it best not to waste everyone's time.
If your interested in doing your own testing, I have no problem posting the configuration scheme that I believe (at this time) yields OU results. It's very interesting but I will first need to do a sketch so it can be easily understood.