A sincere gentleman sharing a magnet motor build .[NDA issues??]

[Jimboot]

Jimboot,
I'll have to check with the wife. She's the mastermind behind this adventure. I'll tell you one thing...before we started talking about this trip, I had always thought of Australia as a little island in the ocean. But when you start to look at DISTANCES between cities there, I have come to realize just how freaking big that "little island" is. It's about the SAME size as the United States. I had NO idea. I guess I have just led a sheltered life, either that or I never paid attention in Geography class! That's far more likely. And what an AMAZING country. I'm not looking forward to 14 hours on an airplane to get there, but I am looking forward to the destination.


Dave

Yeah don't try to do it all in one trip! You must do Uluru and the great barrier reef both of which are 1000s of km away from me. If you do the reef catch a sea plane out there.

[PIH123]

Worked in Sydney for two years  (best 2 of my life) and took many trips.

I would highly recommend Kakadu NP if you are in the Darwin NT area.
It is a cross between African savanna and a tropical rain forest with some amazing waterfalls (look up JimJim falls for example)
Hot as hell, but the scenery and wildlife best in the world for such a concentrated area.
Crocs, Water Buffalo, Eagles, Roos, you name it.
Less than 4 hours outside Darwin City center, which is just a stones throw in Aus terms.

If you are staying in Sydney, a trip to the Blue Mountains is a must.
I solo climbed (no rope) the three sisters in Katoomba.
Northern Beaches are also a must.


Pete

[Jimboot]

Has anyone tried a steel over the stator mags and taking advantage of the neutral zone? I'll give it a try when I'm back on the bench but rather than trying to direct the flux why not flip it at the right moment? Just a thought. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OSXbG2BmUw

[ramset]

David
I hope your home made it thru the fires.. [last we heard you were not certain ?]
It is hard to grasp that kind of loss? ,but gladly you and family are safe .

updates here

http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/20239-magnet-motor-revelation-8.html?s=de1e34f84c4288082785bb31897c40a3

thx

Chet

[TinselKoala]

That's hilarious! Now UFOPolitics is involved, posting page after page of his instructions. This is the guy that claimed "Overunity galore" from his motor build years ago (December 2012):

http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/11885-my-asymmetric-electrodynamic-machines-95.html#post218245

and has carried on just about the longest "put-on" thread ever, with thousands of dollars spent, dozens if not hundreds of expensive NTE mosfets blown out, and not a single Joule of energy produced over what is used to power the motor builds. Now up to nearly 7900 posts, on 264 pages. Now he's telling other people how to build a permanent magnet motor that _he himself_ cannot build.

Have fun, people. You are wasting your time, just as all those people who followed UFOPolitics in his "asymmetric electrodynamic machine" thread have wasted their time and money. But it is certainly your time and money to waste. In 2 1/2 years from now... will UFOPolitics still be telling you how to make something he can't make himself? If history is any judge, he will be. And you _still_ won't have any magic magnet motor that spins on its own. Every second, every cent, that you spend on this project is time and money wasted, that you could use for better projects that might have a hope of success. Or on helping someone who is in need. Or even just spending it on your own family.

Have you ever seen anybody do _actual_ tests that can determine if changes or additions to a build actually help or hurt? Anybody besides ME, that is?

First you have to establish a baseline rundown condition. Take your rotor with its magnets but NO STATORS/ramps/etc.  and figure out how to supply a constant, repeatable starting impulse to the rotor. Either spin it up to a known RPM, or provide a known amount of energy to it by use of a falling weight on a string, or something like that. Time the length of time it takes for the rotor to spin down to a stop when given your starting impulse. Do this several times and take an average of the times so that you have a good idea of the actual time it takes to spin down. Now start adding your stator magnets, ramps, etc. in a logical progressive manner, and repeat the rundown tests at each stage. Do ANY of your modifications result in a longer rundown time than you got with just the bare rotor? Huh? DO THEY? You don't even know, unless you actually DO THE TESTING and do it properly. If your added stator structures actually help, then clearly the rundown times from your standard starting impulse should be longer than what you got with your rotor-only tests. RIGHT? Or, conversely, you can compare your fully-populated rotor containing magnets, with one that has inert blocks of the same weight instead of magnets. But who is actually doing these kinds of tests, to see if adding parts or adjusting them in any way actually helps towards getting longer rundown times?

Have you ever seen anybody do this kind of testing of a magnet or gravity motor?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMIsABzDkw0