opposite polarity what does it mean exactly

[hoarybat]

Thanks but I am still hanging in there.  I am probably a couple weeks away from my first run since adjustments such as the stability below.  It was essential with junkyard parts and things made from wood.  This is rather crude but we'll see.  Anyway the pipe I installed stabilized it.  To make it the bearing (the wood lol) I bore a 1 inch hole and the outside diameter of the pipe was just a little larger.  I heated the pipe up and burnt a smooth surface thru the blocks of wood, put a little grease on it and it seems fine.  Picture below.  Also below is a picture of me drying some of the many rotor magnets which I had to cut.  UH endless hours of work.  I used a steel bunny cage as a drying rack.  If you ever have to cut magnets, use a tile saw and after you create all that mag dust which loves to give you metal splinters in your fingers,  just dip the magnet in a bucket of water and it turns them into a slurry which you can easily wipe off.  I then put the magnets onto my bunny cage for drying prying to hot gluing on my rotor and stator.  See ya in a few days or weeks when I am at the next stage.

[Xaverius]

Can you provide a schematic or Theory of Operation as to how this device works, that is, how the magnets are configured to provide energy?

[hoarybat]

Hi guys I am back from a very long illness and layoff.  I hope to resume work on my magnet motor and have changed the the entire design/alignment of stator to rotor.  I don't have enough $$ to complete the 8ft. wheel with NEO's so I am building a 4 ft. diameter rotor mounted on top of a bicycle wheel.  Right now I am testing on the big 8 ft. rotor for efficacy before applying to 4ft. setup.  I have also switched the design to repulsion hoping there will be minimal or no demagnetization.  Of course its all about getting this thing rotating on its own first and that will be the toughest but it is fun trying despite the loss of blood, bruised and cut fingers from 1x2" NEOS colliding into me during this project.  Despite all the precautions accidents happen...