Magnet Motor from Argentina, part2

[Jdo300]

The stator arms will lock the rotor as it tries to fall down to ramp since the arm is bigger than the wheel. Other than that the drawings look great.

Hi Duranza,

In my model, the rotor disk is rotating clockwise so the stator arms are lifted upwards after passing the start of the ramp. I do see your point though but this could be solved simply by the timing of the lifting roller. If I recall, I think that torbay's ramp also had a sharp edge on it also. But if this becomes a problem, or someone would like a slope or something put on that, I'll be happy to modify it though.

God Bless,
Jason O

[gn0stik]

What Duranza pointed out is not true, the stator arms don't lift up at that point. They don't just automatically spring up when the ramp passes. They have to be pushed up by the roller, which comes a bit later.

[Jdo300]

What Duranza pointed out is not true, the stator arms don't lift up at that point. They don't just automatically spring up when the ramp passes. They have to be pushed up by the roller, which comes a bit later.

Right. Thats why I mentioned the positioning of the roller and timing as important. I tried to arrange the pieces in the model to be close to how they need to be to work, but I'm sure that the pieces are not all perfectly alligned to make it run in the pictures.

God Bless,
Jason O

[jbh]

so, after so many months no working model yet huh? Any genius there has thinked that the whole story is a hoax?

[phil-uk]

As far as I remember, even the inventor never showed a fully working model!