V Gate Wheel or the "SMOT wheel"

[Rapadura]

It is very clear that a small movement to depart the stator a few centimeters can make we pass along the gate (sticky spot) easily, with zero deceleration, in fact, with positive acceleration. It's the death of the sticky spot.

What's missing for people to realize that moving the stator is a minimal problem? It is very clear in the videos that the task of move the stator requires very little energy. If you doubt, watch again:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ux4qfizL0xg

No one could make a wheel that size and with that weight spin so fast just by moving the hand a little bit like in this video. If it were a wheel with no magnets, and people try to make it rotate just moving a hand so little as in the video, the wheel won't accelerate so fast.

[happyfunball]

It is very clear that a small movement to depart the stator a few centimeters can make we pass along the gate (sticky spot) easily, with zero deceleration, in fact, with positive acceleration. It's the death of the sticky spot.

What's missing for people to realize that moving the stator is a minimal problem? It is very clear in the videos that the task of move the stator requires very little energy. If you doubt, watch again:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ux4qfizL0xg

No one could make a wheel that size and with that weight spin so fast just by moving the hand a little bit like in this video. If it were a wheel with no magnets, and people try to make it rotate just moving a hand so little as in the video, the wheel won't accelerate so fast.

Surely you have a few bucks to buy a few magnets, make a simple v gate wheel, stick a little ramp on it, and discover that the v gate is a simple circular SMOT which follows the same rules as every other SMOT. The guy in the video figured this out after spending what looks like at least $1,000 on CNC.

[Rapadura]

Surely you have a few bucks to buy a few magnets, make a simple v gate wheel, stick a little ramp on it, and discover that the v gate is a simple circular SMOT which follows the same rules as every other SMOT. The guy in the video figured this out after spending what looks like at least $1,000 on CNC.

The guy in the video was unlucky enough to have the unfortunate idea of seeking for electromagnets instead of thinking of using a cam.

I will certainly build my wheel, even if it means spending much of my wage. Right now I'm moving to a new apartment, and I can't spend so much. But you can be sure that as soon as I can, I will build the wheel and show that a circular SMOT is not the same as a linear SMOT, and the advantages over the linear SMOT are plentiful.

If people don't want to see the obvious truth that perpetual motion is possible, the only thing I can do is paciently wait until I have conditions to do it myself and show everyone this truth.

[happyfunball]

The guy in the video was unlucky enough to have the unfortunate idea of seeking for electromagnets instead of thinking of using a cam.

I will certainly build my wheel, even if it means spending much of my wage. Right now I'm moving to a new apartment, and I can't spend so much. But you can be sure that as soon as I can, I will build the wheel and show that a circular SMOT is not the same as a linear SMOT, and the advantages over the linear SMOT are plentiful.

If people don't want to see the obvious truth that perpetual motion is possible, the only thing I can do is paciently wait until I have conditions to do it myself and show everyone this truth.

~ a dozen magnets, a wooden dowel,  and a couple of small toy wheels = $10- $15 bucks tops. Go for it, Einstein.

[Rapadura]

~ a dozen magnets, a wooden dowel,  and a couple of small toy wheels = $10- $15 bucks tops. Go for it, Einstein.

It can cost $10- $15 in your country, not here in Brazil. Here I need to spend no less than 100 dollars. 

Ah, and remember that Einstein was considered a bad student in school when he was child. I bet that many laughed at him the same way that you laugh at me now. But he who laughs last laughs best.