magnetic perpetual motion

[DreamThinkBuild]

Hi Mastersus,

I would expect skepticism from any type of magnet motor. I've tried building many different setups all leading to failure. I have not seen this design before where one side is smaller towards the middle. The Minato wheel uses flat segments with equal fields on each end and is not curved.

The difficulty in testing this design is being able to fabricate the magnets. Do you know if they were standard block magnets rounded off?

Hi E2matrix,

They have triangular magnets (magnetized from base to point) but they are pricy. Would be interesting to know the difference of field strength between the point and base.

http://www.supermagnetman.net/product_info.php?products_id=426

[mastersus]

Hi Mastersus,

I would expect skepticism from any type of magnet motor. I've tried building many different setups all leading to failure. I have not seen this design before where one side is smaller towards the middle. The Minato wheel uses flat segments with equal fields on each end and is not curved.

The difficulty in testing this design is being able to fabricate the magnets. Do you know if they were standard block magnets rounded off?

Hi E2matrix,

They have triangular magnets (magnetized from base to point) but they are pricy. Would be interesting to know the difference of field strength between the point and base.

http://www.supermagnetman.net/product_info.php?products_id=426

I seem to remember the magnets on the rotor were parabolic curved, whether they started as standard blocks I couldn't say.

...matersus

[e2matrix]

Hi DreamThinkBuild,  Those are the exact same ones I looked at the other night LOL.  Interesting design and I also wondered how the field would be around such a shape.    Given the design mastersus has shown though it almost looks like they are half circles.  Without more detailed specs I would hesitate to buy a bunch of triangle magnets for this project (at least on my budget) as it looks like it would be easy to spend a couple hundred if they are triangle magnets.  Nearly all Neo magnets have gotten expensive the last couple years. 

[seraphis]

Hi guys,

Magnet motors have been around for over one hundred years.

See attachment.

[mastersus]

Hi guys,

Magnet motors have been around for over one hundred years.

See attachment.

Indeed, also Nicholas Tesla developed processes that provided free energy and all his information is still available...so why are these not available today?---simple, there's no profit to be made, therefore it doesn't fit in with today's unending quest for growth.

Thought money is not a real physicality per say, it exists only because we say it does, that is the vast majority think it does. In reality money is human input (work hours/rates) either on it's own or coupled with natural resources to produce products, nothing else, money simply provides a vehicle for free flow of this. If we resigned money no person could gain more than their own input, their fair share, you could say. No one person could achieve grater station than his neighbor. If you take this final statement to it's conclusion Mankind - Homo Sapiens - could become a wealthier species in every way...food for thought! 
New paradigms are needed. Albert Einstein showed us through E=Mc² that the environment, conclusively the entire known Universe, is crammed with energy, it surrounds and invades every known think, I have already mentioned one above who proved this, but unless the mass of people embrace this paradigm nothing will change.
All who have joined this forum, for what ever reason, have the ability both to grasp this truth and start something new, this would provide hope.

Before anyone jumps on me for having the audacity to put this in writing, I ask that you look at the field of over unity, particularly freely available energy or net energy gains which exist, some being worked on as we speak, by companies such as Hitachi ---www.cheniere.org/misc/kawai.htm---you might also want to research - Gabriel Kron and the Negative Resistor.

For myself, I hold an MSc in sustainability gained at the University of Dundee, and during my studies came to the conclusion that gaining sustainability in all areas is quite simple, gaining it for profit/growth is unattainable.

...mastersus