New permanent magnet motor on youtube from Roobert33

[maw2432]

Omnibus, 

To move your stator,
You may want to try putting another magnet (where you are moving it with your pencil) on the movable stator ( in repulsion mode) to another magnet at the bottom of your rotor where you want to get pass the sticky spot.   Being lower down on the stator arm you should have more leverage. 
It does not take very large magnets to move the stator away.... problem then may be timing in swinging it back?

Bill

[Omnibus]

Omnibus,

bill wilson used a couple more magnets in repulsion.  he said it worked well.  they don't have to be big, just far enough out not to interfer with the working magnets.

tom

Bill Wilson? Does he really have a working PMM? Would be interested to see a link.

[tbird]

Omnibus,

maw2432 is bill wilson. check his post in this thread.  his latest post is just before your last.

tom

[Omnibus]

Omnibus,

maw2432 is bill wilson. check his post in this thread.  his latest post is just before your last.

tom

Thanks.

I know from experience that trying to solve this conundrum by adding more and more magnets leads you into a dead-end. Some fine tuning of the pendulum spring constant and the mutual disposition of magnets may be the solution in addition to the "brute force" addition of a cam to realize the negative feedback -- some feather-like cam or something, ensuring proper timing at low friction.

[Omnibus]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fByrVUxkTek

Here is the magnet shield I was referring to. It is kind of an interesting idea. Most of what he "believes" is wrong but the idea of directing the flux around one side is interesting.

Given the fact that youtube suspended his account just for showing it is also interesting.

That is also an important video. Wonder if the guy implemented that idea in a magnet motor or in a closed-loop magnetic propulsor? It's hard to believe that youtube would suspend an account for showing this kind of video. Are you sure it wasn't for something else?