GRAVITY mAGNET MOTOR DEVICE

[magnetman12003]

Hi All,

All details and larger photo can be found by clicking the below link.  Register if you are not a member already.

A jpeg is enclosed. If your interested in giving my setup a try contact me.  Please -- Armchair philosopher nay sayer advice not wanted.


http://www.overunity.org.uk/showthread.php?t=372

[Low-Q]

If the gravity is pulling in one direction and the stator magnet is pulling in the other direction, the roller would stand still and rotate?
Well, if so, why can't you just fix the roller with bearings, and remove the chain. If the roller isn't going anywhere anyway, there is no difference if it "freely" rolls in the same place, or fixing it in that particular place. I don't say it will not work, but give it another thought, and try to see what is happening. If two forces are pulling equally in to directions, I cant see how the roller is suppose to roll at all.

You are using a permanent magnet to do the same job as a thread or wire is doing by connecting the thread to the roller so it doesnt roll the whole way down by gravity.

Just give it another thought.

Vidar

[magnetman12003]

Hi, Been there and done that.

In short the runner magnet "MUST" have a straight "LEVEL" surface to roll on.

The rolling surface can be inclined but MUST br level. No sags, bumps, twists.

Placing the runner between two rollers does not work. (sags-bumps)

Always remember that the "ENTIRE" runner magnet is drawn to the stator magnet.  Not just the top or bottom of it.  The reason for its roll is the friction on the bottom of the magnet v/s no friction on the top of the runner. 

Runner spocket fingers inside the roller chain insure bottom friction area and at the same time provide the means for power transfer to an axle point.

A floating, spinning, runner magnet has no stationary power pick off point.

A grease covered inclined wood plank with a runner magnet on it is useless.

A complete explanation is in the other forum I provided a link to.

Tom

[TechStuf]

I don't get it....is 12003 in your user name, the year you expect to get it working?


lol


Seriously though, props on your build skills.

[magnetman12003]

I don't get it....is 12003 in your user name, the year you expect to get it working?

I don't get it....is 12003 in your user name, the year you expect to get it working?


lol


Seriously though, props on your build skills.

Where in this forum has anyone seen an actual working permanent magnet motor device??

All postings from what I see in this forum are plans, ideas and builds that dont work continuously yet. Or for that matter dont work at all.  I am not finished with this device so I will find out later if it pans out.  I try hard and enjoy doing what I do even if it does not pan out. Deep thinking keeps  Alzheimers out of my head

That seems to be thae case with many who are into this I see.    12003 might be the year we will see something come around-- who knows.  Tom

lol


Seriously though, props on your build skills.