pat. 3469130 Jines, J.E. Magnetic Motor, does it work?

[tbird]

wings,

as i have said before, "i think any test you can do would be a grand idea!!".

i do understand about "native language is not english".  i am currently in a place where english is not the first language.  i struggle all the time.  if the desire is there, we will get by.

tom

[energy-librarian]

If I understood well, no replications or working models until now. Bad news compared to Muammar Yildiz magnet motor, which is available on a YouTube video.
BTW, did anybody make a model of the Carousel generator? Seems in the same state as this motor.
Regards.

ALEJANDRO

[tbird]

hi guys,

there are 2 points of interest in the picture below that might be worth considering.

1. according to the patent, this machine can run in either direction.  with the changes i've drawn (not my strong suit), this would not be possible.

2.  some one (i can't find the comment now) was concerned about the dwell angle for the cam.  this change would address that and maybe add a little extra pull to the rotor.

first note the added bell crank.  this reverses the action of the shield.  instead of the shield moving inward when the cam notch passes under the shield rod assy., the shield will move outward (lobe used now).  now the dwell angle on the cam doesn't have to be so short.  it will be more gradual, but the magnet will be fully uncovered by the time the rotor reaches it.  the stator magnet will be uncovered (at least partially) longer, but will cover quickly when the time comes.  this extra time will add extra attraction to the rotor (if it is not too far away).

this still has the benefit of being almost balanced (small effort to move) between the spring tension and the attraction of the shield to the stator magnet.  i can explain if you don't understand.

any thoughts?

tom

[TinselKoala]

Yes, I have a thought.

If you eliminate the part number 54, the "Stator Magnet", the device will "run" longer, given any initial starting spin.

[tbird]

TinselKoala,

Yes, I have a thought.

If you eliminate the part number 54, the "Stator Magnet", the device will "run" longer, given any initial starting spin.

i have read some of your other posts.  you seem to be a smart fellow, at least when it comes to electronics.  i just have to wonder why you would come to this thread and make such a comment.  it seems beneath your abilities.

if you have something constructive to say, please jump in.  otherwise, keep your counter productive comments to yourself.

tom