Magnet Motor from Argentina, part2

[mrd10]

Hi Guys,

I've uploaded video, this will give you an idea of how it works.

Kind Regards,

Mrd

[supersam]

MRD,

FACINATING VIDEO!!!!! HOW MUCH LONGER TILL YOU GET ALL THE WHEELS AND RAMPS FINISHED?  I THINK IF I WERE YOU I'D HAVE TP QUIT MY JOB AND WORK ON THIS 24 HOURS A DAY TILL I GOT FINISHED. I DON'T THINK I COULD THINK OF ANYTHING ELSE.  HECK I GUESS I ALREADY HAVE THAT PROBLEM.

LOL
SAM

[mrd10]

Hi Sam,

I'm thinking about how to best build the top ramp disc,(like what material id be using, and config). I can't say for sure when ill be finished, because i want to get it to a state of a self runner. Im hoping though at the latest about next two weeks.

I know what you mean, I wish I could quit my mundane job, and do this free energy stuff for a living, there's nothing more satisfying in building something, that defies all logic, or for that reason goes against principles learnt at school. Theres stuff that they don't teach you at school.

This site is awesome because it brings people together, with ideas. As I mentioned before, experimenting like a kid helps, if you decide it wont work before you begin, then youve just shot yourself in the foot.

I'll keep you guys posted on my progress.

May the magnet force be with me and All of you too......lol

[Craigy]

Great stuff Mrd!

The video is great, i a quite a long way behind you but i have started the metal bashing and i am a week away from getting to the twiddle mode where i can experiment in depth with you. I like the magnet asist idea and like your self i have been thinking about construction of the top hat ramp.

If we copy the original design i thought that perhaps the ramp could be made using wood. Two circles, one complete the other has a cutout where the ramp is. The 2 are glued together and the ramp formed using wood filler, or fibre glass resin. With the resin, you would only need to hold the wheel at an angle and pour the resin into the ramp space (cardboard around the edge to keep profile) , thus the resin would settle to the horizontal forming a nice ramp. In my mind at least!

Or. levers..since you have the magnets on a seesaw, perhaps you could hav another arm that would push the the cold end up. ( cold end because no magnet forces should be there). This would mean a long arm, that would have to roll right around the outside. (The lever it pushes up could also be double in length to half the force required to move it). I assume that we would get more mecanical advantage to help us put the magnets down again.

Anyway, here is a photo of my effort so far, i still have 7 brackets to make and i need to replace all of the screws in the brass terminal blocks for ones of brass. They will hold my neo's. This is stuff i had lying around, so may change the magnets later on but it will do to start with. i have tried to make it as easy as possible to modify, all magnet distances are very easy to adjust and the magnets easy to change, if i need to change them later


May the Force be with you..

Err i can't get my images to up load what am i doing wrong?

[mrd10]

Hi Craig,

Thanks for the tips, I was speaking to a mate last night who actually mentioned the same with the cutouts, (Circle) whatever I go with, it has to be frictionless as possible, I like your idea of pushing the other end of the levers, I'll explore this option. I can probably use the same arm as the magnet assist is on. This option will then do away with the top disc idea, good one......thanks.

Take your time, It's a learning excercise, It will come to being, with at least both of us helping each other out it will be better. I'm glad youve started.

The files may not upload, if the server is down, Just a dumb question, make sure your a member, perhaps it won't let you if your not.

Cheers,

Mrd