Magnet Motor from Argentina, part2

[mrd10]

Oh I should also mention, and this is referring to my previous post which is above the pics, After thinking about it, I'm going to stick with current design.

Rgds,

Mrd

[Dingus Mungus]

Mrd,

Thanks again for the rolling updates. I sit waiting in anticipation for your next update.

~Dingus

[Gregory]

Mrd,
Your creativity is fascinating, I like it.
This is the way where things can possibly work. Before you, I didn't trust in the original design. But now I think you're on the right track, and it can be done. Please, do not give up before your design isn't fully completed!

Well done, so far... Be the magnets with you! 

Thanks,
Greg

[mrd10]

Thanks Guys

Mrd       

[Craigy]

Hi Everybody!

It took a long time but i finally managed to read the whole thread. It seems we have had a lot of disapointments along the way. very frustrating.

Anyway, now Mrd is posting pic's it certanly is more interesting. And in the same vein, i have diecided to pick up my screwdriver and have a go as well. I will post pics just as mrd has. Since pics like this help everybody, regardless of whether it works or not, the construction techniques used may well inspire other people to have a go.

With mrd's ramps in mind, i have modified my original idea for the construction of the lifters. i have made them easy to modify in the event that mrd has success with his ramps.

my style of construction is similar to mrd's, which i belive is what we want, a desgin that anybody with a kitchin table and screwdriver can replicate. i willpost a few pics in a couple of days, i am busy making the components at present out of loads of brass terminal block.

Keep tunned in!

Craigy