Magnet Motor from Argentina, part2

[hartiberlin]

Very nice MRD10,
please keep up the good work and please keep us informed
about your progress.
Many thanks.
Regards, Stefan.

[mrd10]

Hey Stefan,

Thanks. I've been seeing your name on other websites, if thats you that is...lol
Jean naudins I think. Good to meet you.

I will keep posting my progress

Ciao,

Mrd

[gn0stik]

I must say you got really ingenius at using readily available non magnetic materials, fabulous it looks neat
I'm curious about the center piece though, where did you get it? or what is it?

Is great to see someone posting pics

Cheers

it's from a nylon cutting board.

[morpheous1777]

just lookin through google videos and found this, looks like it uses the same principle as torbays device

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6530165466308380947

skip past to minute 7, to see it and the explanation

looks pretty simple to make, gonna go put it together and see 

[Omnibus]

@morpheous1777,

Don't waste time with that. The person holds the stator in his hand and thus imparts energy to the ball. This experiment has nothing to do with Torbay's, if Torbay's is real. A better experiment than this is Wesley Snyder's which we discussed extensively somewhere in this forum. Wesley promised to show a video whereby he won't hold the stator and the rotor in his hands but will suspend them on a stand. Unfortunately, he has not shown this until now.