SPIRAL MAGNET MOTOR IDEA??

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Yes, magnetic transmission is used in applications where you need a waterproof transmission between two systems. I work with those transmissions every day in pumps where a 100% seald system is required between the drive motor and the slave motor on the pump. However those transmissions are made of two ringmagnets which one surrounds the other with a very closed gap. Only a waterproof housing made of aluminum or non magnetic stainless steel is between them. The principles of operation are the same as the one on youtube you showed, except the way you have choosen to place the drive-motor and the "slave".

Well, to discuss overunity with magnets, you must find a way to cancel out the counterforce that is preventing the motors to run. That can be very hard, if not impossible, to manage. So I believe you must use other kind of forces which isn't affected by magnetism. Still it is very tricky, if not impossible, to find a way that benifits rotation. We know that magnetism and gravity is conservative, but what if we can manage to find a way to configure those forces in order to work WITH us and not AGAINST us.

I'm still dreaming of the ultimate motor, and have some ideas like the antigravity assisted buoyancy wheel I'm working on right now. I am quite exited about it, but I'll reserve some exitement untill I know for sure what I'm doing or thinking wrong about that design. Because deep inside my head I "know" it is impossible to generate energy out of nothing - at least out of nothing as we know it.

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