Magnetic V Gate

[Bulbz]

I had a brainwave  ...

Could the cam be replaced with repelling magnets, that will get rid of some of the friction.

[FreeEnergy]

Hi guys, I know this is not the right topic but I cannot for the life of me find a magnetic section?

I enjoy the idea of idea of free energy and as an Engineer love to sketch designs for machines that all of my education tells me cannot work. I designed this device recently and uses a pair of magnetic V gates to propel the rotor and a pair of cams and followers to jump the "sticky spot" and thus prevent stalling. The device will naturally not work and does not use any sort of new tech but was instead intended to be a small(ish) desk toy that will show the theory of perpetual motion but also why (so far) it will not work.

I might have one of these produced just to play with, maybe it'll inspire something new?
www.jkgdesign.co.uk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwLwEs0iu7U

do you plan on building this in real life? how soon?

[jsngeorge423]

I have no plans to produce this at the moment although I do have the digital part files for the entire machine that could all be rapid prototyped in less than 24 hours. Would cost a fortune though!

I am planning on submitting the design to a producer of gadgets (When I find one) for sale in gadget shops or sites like "IWantOneOfThose.com" as I have had quite a few people enquire about this device.

Has anybody else drawn up their designs? I think that even if the device doesn't work they still tend to look quite interesting.

[Rapadura]

@jsngeorge423

I think you should build this thing!

[X00013]

vgate mite happen with round mags