Magnet Motor from Argentina, part2

[hartiberlin]

Hi Martin,
have you seen the motor running personally ?
Did you meet Torbay and had a look at the motor ?

[el_moncholo]

Hi Stefan
I don?t see personally the motor, i live in other city, i call to the phone number and the line is death, maybe now the phone number is other, i don?t know.
sory for my english is not good  . Thank you.

[hartiberlin]

Hi El_moncholo,
can you please drive by atthe weekend to Torbay?s address
and ask him please to show you his motor and take a videocamera
with you and film it ?
Would be great, if you could post a few videos
or at least a few pictures and see the machine live
for yourself and verify it...
Many thanks.
Regards, Stefan.

[Dellemann]

Hello,

in the picture you can see the wheel (red) of the rotor and the beginning and end of the ramp (blue).
Are the placement right

thanks,
Mani

[TechMac]

That appears to be a different version of the Argentine motor than what I have seen in the video. It seems in your version you would use much friction to hold all of those blocks in the different positions other than toggled up or down. The less contact of physical surfaces the more power out is available.

To some other posters I would say, Even if the Torbay motor was a weakly running one, any self-runner has a coefficient of power in to power out of infinity.