Magnetic/gravitational motor

[FreeEnergy]

kind of reminds me of http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,240.msg1664.html#msg1664

i like yours better

seems simple and could work.

peace

[FreeEnergy]

also have you guys seem this other magnet-gravity wheel? http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,894.0.html

peace

[Joao]

The reason to use water is because it make possible, by a little movement of the magnets, to dislocate a bigger mass than to use only the movement and weight of the magnets. This is perhaps what it is necessary for the gravity force of the dislocated weight become bigger than force necessary to the magnets enter in the repulsive field of the outer magnet.  However it may be, all the ideas are goods, and could be to be tested.

[juspot82]

kind of reminds me of http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,240.msg1664.html#msg1664

i like yours better

seems simple and could work.

peace

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also have you guys seem this other magnet-gravity wheel? http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,894.0.html

peace

I hadn't ever seen the "Axletree" machine before.....i'm a newbie and haven't gone thru the boards yet.

However, it doesn't look to me like it would work. The wheel isn't becoming unbalanced by the way it is described. The axles on his setup are being pushed back up before they hit the 6 o'clock position on his wheel which doesn't allow them to use all of their momentum and adds counter weight opposite to the rotation. At the earliest the axles should be forced to the other side of the wheel after the 6 o'clock position to keep from adding any extra weight behind the 12 o'clock position.

Depending on the direction of rotation, the stator magnets should only be positioned from 6 o'clock to 3 o'clock(counter-clock) or 9 o'clock(clockwise). If you try to push the axles back too soon you are being counter productive.


The other wheel definately couldn't work with a single stator magnet in attraction. It may work with multiple stators in repulsion instead. When the arms "dip" down they can use gravity to get within the field of the repulsing stator magnets and have a track of them similar to the Axletree to carry the wheel to the position where the next arm slides out. However, this setup is too complicated. If one of the tracks that the arms slide on gets stuck then the wheel stops.

[ResinRat2]

Joao,

I was looking at your Motor B and thought the inclusion of one way valves would help control the water flow to one side of the wheel, thus unbalancing the water mass to one side. This is just an idea to throw out. I know the drawing is not too good but I think you get the idea. I also rotated the wheel thirty degrees or so to help favor one side when the magnet forces the water out.

Thoughts anyone?