Overunity Magnetic cone drive!!

[Newton II]

Hello Vineet,

I think you belong to a class of people who argue that they saw a Pythorhombus monkey  which had tail in the front and genital on the ass.   God is not so cranky to create such an animal.

I think it is right time to pray Lord Perpeculum for your success.

Wish you goodluck!

[tinman]

Quote: The angle 'theta'  comes into picture only when rotating magnets are not parallel. Since all rotating arms have magnets facing with parallel arrangement, and they rotate parallaly with respect to one another,  force acts at 90 degree (tangentially) only. The angle established by the cone with central axis doesnot reflect on driving angle of the magnet.

Oh Dear

[tinman]

Here is one word that may help you understand why your setup will achieve nothing(except for slip)-triangle

[vineet_kiran]

Here is one word that may help you understand why your setup will achieve nothing(except for slip)-triangle

If magnets are strong enough,  they won't slip in triangle.  That is only a design problem.  If magnets slip when you use only one arm, you can introduce another arm at right angles with additional two magnets, one on each end or several arms in star shape.  Which requires lots and lots of magnets.

Anyway I agree that practically it is a difficult device to build.

Thanks for all the inputs.