Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[Prophmaji]

This clearly shows that energy is being generated out of no source if what he says in the above two quotes is true.

No source. Not true. We are all sitting on a Electric Dynamo called planet Earth. We spin to the east at over a 1000 mph while the molten core spins at a lesser speed. The massive magentic field generated protects us from a lot of harm while at the same time can easily be detected with a simple compass from anywhere on the planet. This magnet motor that is trying to be reproduced could just as easily be tapping and syncing with the Earth's field to run. The magnetic field of the Earth is clearly a viable source of coupling power for this motor to run.

Yes. A polarized, oriented, gradient, with a dual-spin (vortex in-vortex out) vortex. It is not static.

More like a DC ground plane that conducts 'near' ground current. No voltage, per se, but the motional characteristic and/or flow is definitely there. For example, in a piece of electronics, you can have ground wires going to a 'star' type ground situation. You can measure them (as an aggregate group) and get a measurement that is impossible to separate from that of the ground measurement (voltage), but still be conducting huge amounts of current. Ie, all the current in the circuit.

In the same way, a given field with respects to the earth may be unmeasurable in some ways, but that does not mean it is absent.

[Prophmaji]

Duplicate. Too much NSA and the like re-routing, one suspects. Makes the board a bit screwy. Happens quite often on this board.  Go figure.

[starcruiser]

@Prophmaji,

where do you think they get all their project ideas from?

[CLaNZeR]

Well the 5mm * 20mm Rod magnets arrived.

So knocked up another Rotor with 5mm slots.

Well atleast there is another configuration to try 



Cheers

Sean

[robbie47]

Well the 5mm * 20mm Rod magnets arrived.
So knocked up another Rotor with 5mm slots.
Well atleast there is another configuration to try 

Sean, you could well do another nice experiment with 2 rotors. Place them on top of each other, having the same axis, then rotate one clockwise, the other counter clockwise and try to get them into sync. I assume this is a nice variant on the present duplication effort.

I cannot keep up your paste of hardware making to my big regret.