Gear-magnet motor. Just a strange idea

[Low-Q]

You can try this?

Those two grey wheels are actually gears with long teeth, but it was too time consuming to make it in Photoshop.

Idea of operation:
The teeth on the left side are facing equal pole and want to go apart.
The teeth on the right side are facing two poles, and wants to approach.

Vidar

[broli]

You can try this?

Those two grey wheels are actually gears with long teeth, but it was too time consuming to make it in Photoshop.

Idea of operation:
The teeth on the left side are facing equal pole and want to go apart.
The teeth on the right side are facing two poles, and wants to approach.

Vidar

This reminds me of a no back emf idea I had during my homopolar discoveries.The ferro magnetic disc is what should rotate. Orange parts is stationary current wire.The magnets and blocks are also stationary.

The idea was that as the disc wants to rotate to align with the current wire, the stationary magnets adjust its fields. So it will perpetually try to allign with the current wire but never achieve this state.

[Airstriker]

Did some pictures on the paper - unfortunatelly the oryginal "Christmas motor" has sticky point ;] If you start with the setup as drawn on the first picture and don't touch any of the "wheels", the first "wheel" on top will stop just as it is, and the second "wheel" at the bottom will slightly turn right till one of it's arms rests on (touch) the bottom arm of the first "wheel". That's it. Nothing more will happen