Working Attraction Magnet Motor on Youtube!?

[acp]

By the way, for my analysis to be scientifically sound it is absolutely not necessary to have a self-sustaining device.

That may be true, but for it to be accepted by 99.999% of the world , you are going to have to show a self sustaining device. Maybe you don't care about the other 99.999% the world, but I can see that your analysis means a lot to you, otherwise you wouldn't spend all the hours you do on this forum repeating it.

Maybe the time would be better spent building a device and "fine tuning it", This will bring your message much further and quicker than repeating that your analysis is rigorous, hard science etc.

Lets be honest, Your analysis could be written in a much more accessible form, so that more people on this forum could understand it, I get the impression that the vast majority of poeple on this forum don't understand it. A lot of these people are the experimenters, the builders, the people who might be able to prove you correct with a working device. The more experimenters you get to understand what you are talking about, the greater the chances of a working device.  Give a general explanation of what is happaening in your analysis.

[nightlife]

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Of course you KNOW what will happen next. lol.

The 'buyer' will post another video (with their own stator of course) of the device spinning like a top. ROFL. I can just see it now. Honestly, the prank value of this is brilliant.

I just hope that nobody gets conned into parting with any cash investing into any future company that "xpenzif" might set up.

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I think you would have better results if you used the correct stator as he did. It must be spring loaded for it to have the clicking noise as it was shown to have.

[nightlife]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rA3pGixr5rc

After watching ths video, I found that teh replica does not have a spring loaded stator setup nor does it use the same size srews. I also noticed it is not angled the same either.

[Pirate88179]

@ nightlife:

Please don't take offense to this as I am not into arguing on this site.  But, (there is always a but) you have mentioned in several posts about the "spring loaded stator" which you surmised by the clicking sounds.  Well, if you look way back in the beginning posts the major complaint was that there was no sound track to this video which caused some to think of the hair dryer, air propulsion, etc. as to the reason for the rotation.  So, if there is no sound track, how can you hear the clicking of the springs in the stator?  I shoot my videos using my digital still camera in video mode and it also produces clicks for some reason, even if I turn the sound off.  I am just suggesting that this might possibly be what you heard, and if so, I don't think it is a logical jump to say the stator has springs in it.  It may very well have, I don't know or claim to know but, I have worked with his design and in my mind I have found it to be unworkable.  I don't claim to know everything and I hope I am proved wrong, as I have stated time and time again in earlier posts.  Just consider this in your reasoning. Thanks.

Bill

[nightlife]

Pirate88179, thank you for that response and you may just be right. I thought it was actual footage with sound but as you stated, you just never know.

It does have me curious but I still am not looking for that type of design to be very promising even if it does work because of the size it would require to produce any real usable power.

A spring loaded stator does open up more doors for me as I hope it does for others.

Thanks again for the reality check, I need those once in a while. LOL