Friedrich Luling Magnet Motor

[r2fpl]

Untrue, that is why rotor magnet is slanted so there is always an asymmetry/unbalance of forces.

It won't matter, but it's also important to learn why it doesn't work. 

[nix85]

It won't matter, but it's also important to learn why it doesn't work. 

It will matter, and it's also silly to claim it does not work unless you have tried it (properly).

[r2fpl]

It will matter, and it's also silly to claim it does not work unless you have tried it (properly).

Only the open circle will work and only from the beginning to the end of the opening.
Check if you must. I've seen similar projects before and that's why I say it won't work.

[nix85]

Only the open circle will work and only from the beginning to the end of the opening.
Check if you must. I've seen similar projects before and that's why I say it won't work.

You are wrong. In open spiral designs, ofc rotor will rotate up to sticky point and stop without neutralization. It's ridiculous to even make such statement as if that is not obvious to everyone, as if i did not clearly speak about it in previous posts and how to neutralize the sticky point.

Neutralization can be active or passive and must be done right and sticky point will be neutralized. You are clearly not familiar with either so you need to check and research the neutralization. As for closed circuit you totally miss the fact that unbalance can be achieved with closed circle as well by slanting the rotor magnets. One example out of many Muammer Yildiz. Such designs do work.

https://youtu.be/KnDe79N5_5s?t=25

[r2fpl]

I tried many setups a long time ago. Maybe you'll succeed.
I have a question, why does Muammer Yildiz turn off the engine? Is it supposed to work for a long time? Has he explained it?
I don't follow all the news.