Here's the last picture. Almost forgot to translate it:


His mention of the 90 and 95 degree angles don't make sense to me as I don't see what the reference point is. I'll try to ask him more about this if I talk to him again later on.

God Bless,
Jason O

Hi All,

My second attempt and still no luck.  The rotor does not spin.   

~Dan

dan the man...   you do awsome work....


too bad you dont use square neos....  i think that may just solve the problem....

cheers


ist

Hello Dansway!!!!

Incredible replications skills you have!!!!!! 

I would only say that without knowing the exact shape of the magnet polarization used by our Salvadorean friend, we are working blind. I'd say also that the magnets in the rotor should almost be parallel to the ones in the stator, as per Juan insistence on that fact.

I understood that he used "old radio magnets", and, in my experience, all radio magnets are from speakers, and all speaker magnets toroidally Magnetized. That also makes one of Juan's obscure theoretical points to make sense, if that's possible, when he refers to the fact that the magnet thickness is important because of the attraction it exerts (remember he says the magnets must be en repulsion mode).

Hope this helps.

Quote from: CLaNZeR on September 28, 2008, 06:10:43 AM
Here is the picture I posted a while back in another thread

I think the magnets Juan uses are radially magnetized, as per this Picture posted earlier in this thread by Clanzer.

Are your magnets of this kind, Dansway?

Regards.