Magnet Motor from Argentina, part2

[attack duck]

Hi Kukulkangod - Wowzer thats pretty cool.  Theres very little done with horseshoe
magnets and I had not run into the neutral line concept anywhere else.  The vid is
very convincing.  Sure looks like you could turn a magnet on and off this way.
Looks like you're getting ready to try his stand up motor design.  It's actually a very
sophisticated but simple design that uses magnetism, gravity, and polarity reversals
like in an electric motor.  I think these polarity reversals are exactly what Tom
Bearden is calling a regauging mechanism and everything is set to zero again so the
cycle can repeat.  Its starting to sink in that none of these motor designs work because they always end up being more or less symmetrical and have no effective
regauging mechanism - next to impossible to achieve in a rotary type motor.   A standard bar type magnet is perfectly symmetrical.  The gozintas at one end perfectly balance the gozoutas at the other.  Everythings in perfect balance therefore no output.  With horseshoe magnets you have instant assymmetry - duh!!  With a high power neo horseshoe magnet you might get some decent power out of this design!  Good luck and keep us posted.  I think we need to learn all the tricks to make one of these things work!

                                            Glenn

[kukulcangod]

Gleenn

             Definitely not easy , I'm so amazed myself that I have to share it. It would save a lot of time by watching this about how to get that sleazy "neutral line" going.

I've heard of this crazy magnetic anomalies in the Bermuda triangle with compasses going crazy, In the Sidonia dessert somewhere, I've gotten dizzy by the Teotihuacan pyramids somebody told me "is because of the magnetic fields",I thought it was only bad tacos ...... I've even been told that when the "goat sucker"  ;Dkills and left his prey the same happens to a compass over the body of the victim

But this happening to me? .........I guess somehow is possible after all

Want to see something cool??

Best Regards

[attack duck]

Hi Kuku -  After a major brain fart, I think the Gary concepts could possibly
be used in the the Torbay motor.  What if you replaced the retarded clunking stators with neo horsehoes facing inwards and standing on edge.
Then have two rotors mounted solidly on the same axle but separated vertically by the width of the N and S poles of the horseshoe.  The top rotor would see all N poles
and the bottom all S.  Might need a heavy shield between rotors.  Now setup the polarity switching mechanism taking very little energy (yeah sure uh huh) to turn off or switch polarity on each horseshoe in turn, which creates the imbalance in both the top and bottom rotor simultaneously, getting twice the torque since your'e switching off both poles not just one.  Voila - working asynchronous Torbay/Gary motor!    Maybe still too symmetrical but you would have the permanent assymmetry created by the horseshoes.  Seriously flawed I'm sure but the best I can do for one in the morning!   

                                     Glenn

[Craigy]

HI Kukulkangod and all,

i think i may understand why the torbay could possibly work and why me and many others have failed.

Magnetic viscocity

Could it be that with the neos we all use there is very little magnetic viscocity or lag as the domains of each magnet get close to one another, if we used crappy magnets, we would be able to push stators down before the magnet knew what was happening..

Craig

[attack duck]

  Hi Craig - yeah well thats all the rage at Steorn of course.  I hope its true.
I have gotten a small free roll of Mumetal tape and plan to try building up increasing
number of layers on top of some ferrite rotor magnets.  Just doesn't seem like it
would make much difference.  It might require spinning at high rpm before any effect
would be noticed.  On the Torbay motor, it spins so slowly anyway with all the
stator magnets moving up and down. 

                                           Glenn