Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[sm0ky2]

what if you have the track wrap around 3/4's of the wheel
and use gravity to turn it the rest of the way + reposition it to enter the track again.

i can get about 35-degree incline tilting the book with the tri-force-gates on it, and it still goes through the gates. tried to get 45-degrees but it was no good.  maybe i can adjust things a bit, distance ect. and get a better incline, but even at 35 we just make a larger circle.

[Omnibus]

what if you have the track wrap around 3/4's of the wheel
and use gravity to turn it the rest of the way + reposition it to enter the track again.

i can get about 35-degree incline tilting the book with the tri-force-gates on it, and it still goes through the gates. tried to get 45-degrees but it was no good.  maybe i can adjust things a bit, distance ect. and get a better incline, but even at 35 we just make a larger circle.

If you can do that and it can start making full turns on its own it will be amazing. Notice the axis of @zpenzif's device is also slightly tilted.

[canam101]

Sprain should re-jigger his motor so that the magnets on the circumference become a stack of two sets of tri-force magnets. Then the rotor would whirl between them and he would have OU without the need for the electromagnet. It looks like clanzer is setting up to do that anyway.

Do you think this is what Steorn is using for its Orbo? Let's hope not, since we've seen how useless that turned out to be.

[Omnibus]

Sprain should re-jigger his motor so that the magnets on the circumference become a stack of two sets of tri-force magnets. Then the rotor would whirl between them and he would have OU without the need for the electromagnet. It looks like clanzer is setting up to do that anyway.

Do you think this is what Steorn is using for its Orbo? Let's hope not, since we've seen how useless that turned out to be.

Again, it won't be able to make full turns without the aid of an additional field. To convince himself @CLaNZeR has to do what @Ice D'Bear suggested:

CLaNZeR:
    Also just posted a 3rd video as a answer to somone commenting on YouTube

    < http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=nmVEOf0q9dk >

You didn't start in the middle of the whole array. Can you try an even number of gates and put the roller in the exact middle?

[canam101]

Sprain should re-jigger his motor so that the magnets on the circumference become a stack of two sets of tri-force magnets. Then the rotor would whirl between them and he would have OU without the need for the electromagnet. It looks like clanzer is setting up to do that anyway.

Do you think this is what Steorn is using for its Orbo? Let's hope not, since we've seen how useless that turned out to be.

Again, it won't be able to make full turns without the aid of an additional field. To convince himself @CLaNZeR has to do what @Ice D'Bear suggested:

CLaNZeR:
    Also just posted a 3rd video as a answer to somone commenting on YouTube

    < http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=nmVEOf0q9dk >

You didn't start in the middle of the whole array. Can you try an even number of gates and put the roller in the exact middle?

I don't see what the middle of the array has to do with anything: when the roller exits the array, it is not being attracted back; it would continue until friction stopped it, but the array will not pull it back. That's the unusual thing, unlike any rotor/stator arrangement I have seen: the rotor gets free and clear of the stator.

Once the rotor leaves the first array, why couldn't it follow a cuved path to a second array and a third, etc., until it returned to the first array?