Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[Yadaraf]

RE: CLaNZeR Spectral Analysis

CLaNZeR, Omni,

In an earlier post I mentioned that a preliminary audio analysis of CLaNZeR's device provided data similar to Omni's device in that there were peaks around 1 kHz and 350 Hz.  Moreover, with no AGW there appears to be a peak around 1 kHz.  When AGW kicks in, the 1 kHz peak flattens out and as well a peak around 350 Hz appears.  Note that there's a lot of pink noise in these devices, and it's difficult to see the "forest through the trees."

As a minimum, the audios suggest that the devices appear to have similar acoustic poperties.

Cheers,   

Yada..
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[HopeForHumanity]

I saw this coming. With all the random people that show up on this forum after SOMETHING NEW has been discovered, it's safe to say that this guy is BSing us. For instance, I got on overunity for a motor that was disproved in the long run. The tpu stole my heart, and I found all sorts of new inventions being worked on. So in reality, I doubt this is the real inventor.

[sm0ky2]

@ yadaraf

                    That's amazing! - pure ingenuity at its best. I am curious about the similarities in the two devices, as i have not seen OMNI's device yet. 

is it also an octagon of similar size/proportion/distance to the stator as the original device?

that (smaller) peak you are seeing , i think if this design were the theoretical perfect - would be at exactly 333hz.   notice that this is approx. 1/3 of the 1khz operating speed of this design.

if the microphone is sensitive enough you should also be picking up a 'beat' frequency at around 3khz
this is due to the sound emmited from the small stator, combining with the sound of the rotor.

when i complete my decagon design, it would be nice to examine the acoustics on that to compare them.

[Harvey]

@Yadaraf,

"Q:  If some one can explain why there is a 20dB increase at 172.3 Hz after the rotor accelerates, I'd appreciate it. "

Could it be that that's the stator bearing after it's latched at AGW rotation? When I get my rotor back (on Thursday, hopefully) I'll send you an audio sample with the stator latched in AGW rotation (not difficult to achieve after applying penetrating lubricating oil) to see if there would be such characteristic frequency at all, and whether or not it would increase after the AGW latch.

172.3Hz seems to be present in many 44.1KHz samples. Evidently this is somehow related to the A/D conversion at 256bit resloution.

[hartiberlin]

@ Stephan,


I know this might be a pain,  but if you could cross-reference "AL"s IP information, perhaps another user on this forum is posting from the same IP, under a different login?

That would help to distinguish if this is the real "AL" or no.

Well no,
he  just has until now only posted this one message
and under this IP number also nobody else was posting,so there is no crossreference.

Here is his Dial-In provider:

host48-36-dynamic.13-87-r.retail.telecomitalia.it

So maybe someone can check if this is just a proxy server ?
Many thanks.