Working SMOT ramp from Tom Ferko ?

[magnetman12003]

Hi all,

One question--  Who out there has large ceramic ring magnets say larger than 4.5 inches in diameter and has experimented with them?

You can not comprehend anything I talked about untill you own such a magnet. Then you will see where I am coming from.    Try to get your hands on a 4.5 inch diameter ring magnet and buy enough of them so when they are stacked together the thickness is 3 inches or more. 

Plan on seeing ring magnet prices skyrocket later on.   Tom

[dean_mcgowan]

Sounds exiting to me

[CLaNZeR]

Hi Tom

Keep going mate and if a discovery takes you down another pathway while experiementing then go with the flow if it feels right and it is gonna produce an end goal.

That is what experiementing is all about, not the boxed idea that if you have an idea you must stick with it until you get it going, because in reality you will probably not get to the end goal. But along that journey you have gained another part of the jigsaw that will eventually get you to your goal.

I change directions with my experiements at a drop of a hat but feel I have learnt something new each time that will eventually let me complete my jigsaw and if something arises that makes me go back and re-look at something I discovered along the way then I do.

Excellent work so far and looking forward to new ideas being released.

Regards

Sean.

Hi Guys,

For many years I have been looking at permanent magnets as a source of energy that might be converted to mechanical rotating motion.   A self powered motor.

Well I had been looking at the forest to long and never at the trees in front of me. 

I took another look at a certain magnetic characteristic of a huge ceramic ring magnet that I brushed off in the past.   I just started the (large)magnetic levitated pencil setup and that pointed me in the direction I am now headed.

I just found something that  I am now trying that might result in a self powered model car using nothing but permanent magnets, wood, brass screws, plastic, and non ferrous axel rods.

I actually got a large ring magnet to turn "Continously" with great  power by working it a certain way.  NO magnetic tracks are used whatsoever.  I hope to convert the idea into car wheel power.

Now I am constructing a small test vehical to put the idea in and see if it will self propel on any surface and any direction -- linear or circular.   Uphill will be the real test.

If it works so be it -- if it doesnt I wont be dissapointed as failure is nothing new in quest of free energy.   I should have the whole thing ready within a week and find out what happens.

Once again if it works I will make a movie showing all.  If it works it will make the Perendev motor look like old hat.  Uses only 4 magnets.

Unbelievable!    Tom

 

[magnetman12003]

Hi Mramos,

I am happy that you are getting the large 4.5 ibch diameter ring magnets,  I stacked 3 of mine together and made a ring wheel thats 3 inches thick.    I did the same and made another stacked ring wheel the same way.   Extremely powerful magnetically.

The thickness is needed to keep the ring magnet rolling strait and true. If you just use one  1 inch thick ring you will find it will do a lot of unsteady sideways crabbing. 


Any ways you might look into no slip grip tape.  The kind of tape you put on a bathtub floor with NO hard grit embedded in it.  Just a soft rubberized surface.

Wrap that tape around the outside of your ring magnets.   

Will tell more later.   Tom

[joe]

Tom,

I have many big ring magnets.
I am posting some pictures of them,  they are 7  1/2" wide.
Do they have to be stacked in attraction or repel position?

Thanks  Joe