Video Showing Perendev's Motor Working

[idnick]

And since when does one reply vouch as stalking?
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And if anyone wants to cheer failure,  CHEER ME !!!!  I've screwed up lotsa things 

Have a good day
Dave

[xpenzif]

Yeah most of my posts consist of me telling someone why their idea won't work. Many people get pissed off and tell me I am discouraging or counterproductive. I think that waisting your time and money in building(or investing) a bad machine is counterproductive. If I can tell you why it won't work then I might save you some time and money.
I would love for someone to look at my two designs I submitted and be able to tell me how they might fail, as it might save me time in building it, or help me improve the design-both ways I will learn something.

[Low-Q]

I saw the following video on Google:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6189540769300973039&q=perendev+video

It shows Perendev motor seemingly working. Is this possible? I noticed that apparently this video was not noticed by your site or by any other site. Here it is.

Any comments?

All I'm quite sure of is that this motor works when he accelerate the rotor by hand. You can easily hear that the motor is slowing down when it runs by itself. The rotor is heavy, so it just takes some time to stop it. It is just a complex manually spinning wheel, and it simply don't work by its own.

Br.

Vidar

[hartiberlin]

All, checkout this video.
This guy got the Perendev motor to work selfrunning.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RZB1xstXS0
Regards, Stefan.

[markdansie]

lol. I would take this replication with a pinch of salt and not as any kindof validification of weither Mike Brady's design works or not, seeing as Sterling Alan seems to have a configuration that isn't anything like perendevs.

The magnets are tiny, the spacings don't look the same and I think he stated he set it up to attract and repel, when Mike Brady uses the repulsion alone. It's more sensible to wait till we see any footage of Brady's new design before we assess the validity of the claim, otherwise it is just pure speculation.

A friend of mine built this motor and I had it in my lab for a while. It was built differently so variations could be made. Like all the Brad replicas it does not run for long. The energy used to pull the stator in is what makes it spin in the first place. Sorry no cigar.
Kind Regards
Mark Dansie