Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[sterlinga]

This is one of the few places in the world where the statement "May you have runaway, with magnets flying all over the room" is actually a warm fuzzy statement that people wouldn't mind have happen to them.

[Omnibus]

@All,

Now, before I send the rotor I'm experimenting with to the machine shop to have the extra 45g taken off I thought I might give you some more soundtracks to munch on. All of these start at around 400rpm. Also, I should say that I'm spinning the rotor at the initial rpm the way @alsetalokin does it in the video and, get this, with the N45's on top of stators it's easier to spin it to the desired rpm than without the N45's. So, what do we hear here--less energy causes longer winding down of the rotor when N45's are present plus some funny screeching noises heard at three places, not present in absence of N45.

[sterlinga]

@mramos,
None running...and even if they did they would then face the degaussing issue. However I think what they have all missed is if they call it a smot device is should run...just ask omi.
I witnessed a self starting magnetic motor last year...which could easily run for 10 minutes...appeared to accerate when the stator arm was brought in over the rotor. Had me fooled for 20 minutes. However it eventually slowed down. (You guys would have wet yourself if it was posted on youtube).
As an exercise, can anyone tell me why it might have appeared as a self starter...when indeed it wasnt?
The clues are in the words above.
Mark

@Mark,

I think what you are implying is that the 10 minutes of running in the situation you are describing was due to the bringing of the stator magnet into position, serving to sort of spring-load the device, which then eventually dissapated.

However, Al reports to have run his motor for 7 hours continues, at which point he shut it off so he could go to bed.  Also, in Al's situation, the stator magnets are already in place, and once they get in sync with the rotor, they cause the aparatus to ACCELERATE.

At least five people have replicated Al's effect to some degree:

http://peswiki.com/index.php/OS:MPMM:Replications

For these reasons, I don't think your skepticism from your other experience can be tranferred here.

Furthermore, it may be reason to have hope that your other scenario may be legit after all -- just very early in R&D, with a lot of characterizing and engineering before it will be of practical value.  If I recall correctly, that set-up was quite similar to OC / Al's

Sterling

[sterlinga]

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Is there a video?  [...] Any proof??  At all??

CLaNZeR's video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZPI5BwccsA shows ~ two seconds of acceleration.  http://peswiki.com/index.php/OS:MPMM:Replications:CLaNZeR

[Omnibus]

Of course, the goal is self-sustaining run after acceleration without external energy input as seen in @alsetalokin?s video. Achieving this obviously requires tuning up of the device?a device which, as seen, isn?t foreign to exhibiting peculiar behavior. If you don?t tune up your violin the audience may not like what they hear from you (unless it?s avant-garde music but that?s another score). Even the most common internal combustion engines need tune up to work. Therefore, one cannot ignore the parameters that make our device work and one very important such parameter is the weight of the rotor. Another very important parameter is the magnetic induction profile of the rotor and stator magnets. First things first, however. I?ll take care, as I said, first of the rotor weight and hopefully will have it down from the current 303g to the specified 258g by Tuesday. Hopefully by then we?ll hear from @alsetalokin with some further specifics regarding his working device. One important thing to ask him is whether or not he still can reproduce the effect shown in his first video.