New permanent magnet motor on youtube from Roobert33

[nievesoliveras]

Sinning again!

New hope to stir the inventors thinking!
Just make sure the sticky spots never meet at the center.

You can also add the two magnet bars at both ends.
I mean one bar for each rotor.

Jesus

[Omnibus]

Why is this motor still being discussed when the "inventor" admitted using fakery to Stefan?

To me this is like folks trying to make Mylow's motor work.

The design is interesting but obviously flawed or fakery would not have been required to make it work.  I have built hundreds of various magnet motors, or should I say attempted to build, maybe, and hopefully there is a way to do it but I do not believe this motor is it.

Bill

I think you should've put "admitted" in quotation marks unless you really know how this can be faked with a coil in a shirt, as per @Roobert33's "admission".

I think @ has done a marvelous job. It is obvious he has put exceptional effort to find the right conditions and obviously doesn't want to have confused individuals such as some here in this thread to have anything to do with it. To find the right conditions in this instance is like chasing a black cat in a dark room. I whish I knew a systematic scientific method to determine the exact shape of the ramp and not just rely on a hunch as to what it might be. Right now I need that very much because I'm now ready with the rest of a feedback motor in way similar to @Roober33's save for the drum (mine isn't a V-gate; like I said, it needn't be). Feels extremely promising if there were no problems with making that darn ramp (cam). Same old, same old. We have this same problem in all kinds of seemingly different constructions of gravity and magnetic motors or combinations therefof. @Roober33 has done it and it beats me why he isn't in the mood of sharing. It really beats me why anyone would put so much effors (as @Roobert33 has obviously done) and then disappear. Rob from Texas, I spoke to, also told me has has had this type of motor running but didn't feel like going public with it. The main reason is, I think, they feel it isn't practical enough and they won't be able to cut their utility bills with it that's why they lose interest. How wrong and how sad.

[Omnibus]

As for Mylow, don't bet your life on his fishing line either. You may be in for a surprise. Way back I was betting my life insisting that there couldn't possibly be anything between Clinton and Monika Lewinsky and a friend of mine warned me that that was too much to bet on unless you've witnessed the whole thing from beginning to end.

[shylo]

Hi all ...I've been working on this for a long time ,long before I even owned a computer...I was suprised when I searched the web and found this site ....so many people doing the same things I've been trying for years..different perspectives'...different angles'....accumulative knowledge will help find the answer,.....not arguing, who's right, who's wrong...To All throw your ideas' "out there".............could be totally whacked, or might be the answer everybodies been looking for........but sorry to say I'm pretty sure this won't work.....build a totally balanced wheel ....then offset the balance.......tried it still won't work ...a sphere is automatically imbalanced...shylo

[nievesoliveras]

Am example using @woopy's version.