Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[JFK]

to have the device itself create changing fields.

Yes indeed.  I wish I had the necessary graphic skills to draw a picture, but I do not.

What I envision begins with 7 - 1/2x3/4 neo magnets, 4 of which are embedded in a 41/2 inch diameter delrin rotor in the same plane as the axle of the rotor, with alternating fields going around the rotor. ( I.E. looking at the top of the rotor going clockwise the polarity would be N - S - N - S )

Each of the remaining 3 magnets would be arranged in pivoting holders equidistantly spaced around the rotor and in the "neutral" or "centered" position would be at a right angle to the rotor axle.... The "pivot axles" would all be pointed toward the rotor axle.

They would pivot minutely ( < 5 degrees ) by a "track" milled in the circumference of the rotor, or for timing purposes another delrin disk with a track bolted to the rotor with timing slots.

In that configuration, there *should* always be 2 "pivot" magnets pulling and pushing the rotor ( in one direction only ) and changing the "attack" angle of the third via the "track".

I sincerely hope someone with more skills than myself understands the above.

- just my 2 cents. 

Edit to add : and I believe this design would be self starting.

[Omnibus]

@JFK,

Isn't this ultimately what a working @alsetalokin's device is supposed to do? If not, what's the principal difference?

Also, that's what Torbay motor was supposed to do too.

[JFK]

The main differences are Al's motor is bi-directional... supposedly can run in both directions...

And the pivot for his stators is 90 degrees "out of phase" to what I envision... and the pivot magnets do not turn 360 degrees like Al's does and are controlled by the "track".

Also his rotor magnets are 90 degrees "out of phase".

[JFK]

OK, I just looked up the torobay motor...
Looking at it from the top, spin the stator pivots 90 degrees. And center the 3 magnets on the pivot.
Also, read my above post for the positioning of the rotor magnets.

[Omnibus]

The thing is, we've only seen @alsetalokin's and @xpenzif's motors work. Everything else is just in the realm of well-known ideas. I guess, no offense, what counts now are real working machines, such that others can reproduce, not ideas.