All magnet motor no electronics

[magnetman12003]

I am constructing a all  permanent magnet motor that has the characteristics of a circular tri gate motor.  No electronics involved.
I actually had it operating holding a single powerful permanent magnet close to it in a specific spot.
The spinning wheel moves slowly but it constantly moves.  Seems it will move FOREVER as long as the magnetic interaction holds up.  I am in the process now to make a permanent fixture to hold the single magnet in place so I can make a hands free video. It actually works!!!!


The wheel has 16 powerful magnets mounted nsnsns etc. around it's circumference,
Any idea if this is new or has been done before?


Video coming next.

[ayeaye]

Any idea if this is new or has been done before?

No, as much as i know, no overunity permanent magnet motor with all information publicly available, and fully replicable, has been made.

Furthermore, i think that you cannot make an overunity permanent magnet motor without using asymmetry of the field. This is now discussed in this thread  https://overunity.com/18288/power-from-repelling-magnets/120/ .

What i can guess, if you just hold a magnet in your hand, this has been done many times, but the tiny and maybe invisible motions of your hand are enough to make it rotate, but these give enough energy so that it is not overunity. Try to attach it to place, and it doesn't work any more.

[skywatcher]

Any idea if this is new or has been done before?

Yes it has been tried thousands of times, and never worked.

If you are holding the magnet with your hand it seems to work, but only because your hand is always moving slightly and this puts energy into the system.
It will not work with a fixed magnet.


Magnet motors without active parts never work.

[magnetman12003]

I might mount the permanent magnet onto a soft spring if a permanent fixture does not work.  Maybe a little bounce might do the job.   Anyways it sure works by using a hand holding it steady??
This is the closest to a tri gate linear setup but I my case it's circular.
Tom

[citfta]

I am looking forward to your video.  I have been actively working on a design of my own but have not succeeded yet in getting it to work.  Please ignore the naysayers.  Just keep working and testing.  Just because THEY haven't done it does not mean it can't be done.


Good luck,
Carroll