New permanent magnet motor on youtube from Roobert33

[Scorch]

Good you chose the pig because the lawnmower has already been done!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26PpA1kFIWw

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I really like your sense of humor:) When I will finish all these projects I will try to put on one pig on the fly ))))))))))))
be sure it will fly from my hands, just I need to be far from that place as far as "pig"  landing will not sussesfull defiantly, but it will be funny to see such flight:)

Truly
Rob

[Arrow]

You are correct in stating there is no reason to continue such a philosophical discussion. If the orbits of planets, for billions of years, is not considered to be 'perpetual motion' then whats the point of discussing any farther?
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We need to keep moving further and accelerate our fabrications of this motor to 3-4 "sound speed" to block any decoys to put on the air its formal paper work for this motor!!!

Scorch?Thanks for understanding and support!
P.S.
in few days I will present my flat working V-gate result and then it will be in rotor ring with etc parts. Video will be presented here and all of the relevant russian sites. My cad drawings of this motor scale already in the air and scale has not been deny.We need to compromise by our fabrications next 50% part of motor to block patent for ever!
Nobody can stop us!
No problem, only solution!

[Scorch]

Well, so much for "keeping it lightweight" as Mr. Calloway recommended.

This rotor now weighs about 1.3 pounds.

I really would like to find some shorter ferrites or have them made.
10mm X 10mm ferrites would be a lot closer to what is in the original video.
I also think my rotor is a little bit narrower than the one in the original video.

Mine is 2" wide X 4" diameter.

The one in the video might be closer to 2.5" wide X 4.5" diameter.

But I don't know if any of that really matters.
If this thing works; it should be very scale-able.

Make a larger rotor, use a larger stator, etc.

In fact I may have to re-fabricate the upright supports to accommodate a rotor that is now about 5.5" in diameter.

This is what is called "a work in progress".
If I can make this thing function, the final build will use as much acrylic as possible including rotor, uprights, and stator shafts.


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[Arrow]

This is what is called "a work in progress".
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Good job!!! I recomend to balance it as nice as propeller and then shift the balance to make 4 line ferrites move forward automatically
I like it, really!

[Arrow]

I see you have added a copy of that video, I showed you the other day, to your youtube page. Glad to see it because, sometimes, these videos disappear and I probably should do the same at my own youtube page.

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I can see 2 guys that watch that video from state of Louisiana:)