Magnet Motor from Argentina, part2

[Craigy]

Hopefully my humble efforts will inspire people to do the same. Perhaps through our failures we are positively contributing to the day when overunity comes, and come it will, just a little bit earlier for our efforts.

[kukulcangod]

"sticking" to the original torbay design which I'm using I've just find out that the axle of the rotor is to short , and also the ramp needs to be a taller one if we imagine a cilinder in vertical position and looking from the side  the ramp that I need would be a barrel instead of a coin width in comparison, to allow the stator in front of the angled half moon magnet to operate , to create the gap that is, more effectively, the way I have it?  the top is constricting everything with even forces going no where therefore,I was affraid a too long shaft would create back the wobble movement.......back to the drawing board for right measurements......
I also hope this can be used as a reference of things to consider.  cheers

[tak22]

Hi everyone,

I'm still out here designing and refining. My latest drawing board effort actually has a name, the 'tortak', which is half Torbay design, half mine. It's still on paper but I've done a couple hand held proofs of concept, and based on that encouragement I'll start gathering parts. I'll be using a HD base and platter for rotor mounting and am accepting any suggestions for ready to use 'pivot points' to mount magnets on.

[supersam]

hey!

did everybody miss the post about , alot less effort has to be put into sliding a magnet than in lifting it!!!!!

WHAT PART OF THIS DOESN't MAKE SCENCE?

lol
sam

[tak22]

Hi sam,

Your message wasn't lost on me, that's part of why I'm working with a new design that's trying to stay away from needing a top cap, springs, or bumpy things! The only criteria is to create a 'hole' for the rotor to continually 'fall' into, and there's quite a few ways to attempt that once you ignore how you've seen it attempted by others.

best to all, tak