Magnet Motor from Argentina, part2

[Craigy]

Hi Thevorlon,

The truth be known that we cannot answer your questions with any certainty. We all use this forum to confirm things for ourselves since all so called over unity machines appear and disappear fast with not a single one in production (almost).

One could take the view its because as soon as a discovery is made, the Oil companies shut the inventor up or perhaps the inventor made claims that he couldn't demonstrate, and no one could replicate.

A machine that has a web page and claim to have machines in production is the Perendev.
http://www.perendev-power.com/index_files/Page626.htm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1woSe6UB0c8
The page has not been updated in ages and there is doubt about whether the things work or not from what i have read so far.

Any way this is the Torbay Thread , here we are trying to replicate the torbay, without success as yet but perhaps my last post will raise our hopes a little.

Craig

[thevorlon]

Craigy,

If anyone manages to get their device working they need to take pictures, video, and create an easy to follow plan for construction and then we would all need to distribute it far and wide as quickly as possible. I honestly believe that overunity devices have indeed been supressed by oil companies and other powers that be in the military, government, or private sector. However, I doubt that is always the case and probably many simply did not work as advertised and many others were probably scams (to make money) or simply to discredit others doing research in the field (disinformation).

I wish all of you very well and I'm just wondering the best way for me to step into this kind of research. I'm on a very limited budget and don't think I could afford to make large test rigs. I'm considering making some smaller devices. The folks at Steorn say they have their permanent magnet motors ranging in size from the size of a fingernail to over a meter.

[mrd10]

Hi The Vorlon and Craigy,

@The Vorlon, you wouldn't happen any chance be a babylon5 fan like myself?   lol
The magnet motor I've built wasnt all that expensive, what might be expensive is getting all the bits and pieces, but to narrow it down, brass screws, aluminium flat and channel pieces plus brass threaded rod and nylon cutting board, all these things would probably all up cost between 100 to 200 bucks Aus, It wouldnt be anymore than that, of course thats including the magnets.

@Craigy, I don't want to quit, and I feel bad doing so, its just that I don't think it will work with current setup. In saying that,  I will be passing this onto my work colleague who will be working on it. His a member of this site also, "Antronix" I think is his callsign.
I will be pulling the levers off and other bits and have instructed him to make a thinner base with magnet assist on the bottom, I know he will do well, as he likes the challenge, and is very keen on devices such as this.

Please don't feel any animosity towards me, I hope I've contributed to this replication.
Again, I will be passing this onto my colleague, and keep the flame going.

Plus I'm making head way with understanding the Steven Marks device. And I feel this is the way to go for me.

Yours Truly,

Dom   

[joe]

Hi Craigy, Mrd and others

Craigy, i have read your last post and you said this:

"2 (180 degrees apart) on a seesaw over the rotor and with cam or magnets inside rotor magnets on rotor, raise 1 side while the other lowers.  timing the lowering so it gives you the push (if using repell mode) when you need it, like you do by hand"

That's exacly what i am working on and i don't want to be too positive about that but we might have some success using only 2 stators.
I have started a few months ago trying replicate Torbays  (just part time) with 6 and 8 rotor without success. Now last weekend i played around with 2 stators and 1 half ring magnet 3"    i can make it rotate very fast. By make it rotating faster we can overcome the sticky points.
Okay,  English is not my first language (I am french Canadian) so I have taken pictures of my partially dismantle rig (pictures will describe better what I mean with a second wheel over the rotor with little neo magnets for the up and down rotors)  and i would like to post them on this site but unfortunatly there is no attachement button appearing when i want to post.
May be i can send them to someone"s email and he can post it for me.
But guys,  because i work on my machines only on week end  i won't be able to send them until then.

Talk to you  later,

Joe

[thevorlon]

mrd,

I'm a huge Babylon 5 fan and LOVED the series almost as much as all the various Star Trek series combined. It was a great series with tons of drama, great characters, lots of extraterrestrails of various species, and a great storyline. Also, it deals with space and one thing I want to do before I do is travel in space. That is one of my goals. And I don't mean on some space shuttle barely reaching Earth orbit, but to other civilizations!

Also, if I do some experimentation I am going to have to do it CHEAP. My idea so far is to purchase some neomydium magnets and mount them onto a simple light weight STYROFOAM DISK. I can just poke a hole in the middle of the disk and nail it to a piece of wood. They make styrofoam disks of various sizes and shapes and they are fairly easy to cut. Then after mounting the magnets on the styrofoam disk I could embed the stator magnets onto various pieces of styrofoam and secure them on different parts of the board.

I'm not going for anything fancy with my setup. Just trying to find a configuration of magnets that would allow a rotor to keep spinning and push past any sticky points.

What do you think?