Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[Omnibus]

@Omnibus

After the motor stop, do you tray to restart it ? Is it restarted ?

Discontinuous!? Start/stop!? This is beginning to sound familiar, and it's freaking me out!

Why? Aside from SMOT what else can do that? If you think that's nothing I'll give you a $10  bill in exchange for a $20 bill you'll hand me. And I'd like to do it more than once. Deal?

Erm, Omnibus, I like you, and I agree with you. If I thought this was nothing I would not be freaking out.
Store up some of the energy from the 3 hr. run to start the process over.

Would something like this be scalable?

If Al and OC never thought a free lunch was possible why would they waste their time? Sounds suspicious.

Not so much @overconfident. He's one of those many putting forth ideas. What was done, however, is not what was proposed anyway but is a result of a fortuitous error which lead to success. What puzzles me is the behavior of @alsetalonkin. In his words he undertook this to prove @overconfident ,who was pushing too much his idea, isn't right.  Everybody else on that forum was telling him that. And probably he isn't right because, as it turned out, the effect was due to a mistake having nothing to do with the original idea. And now that @alsetalonkin suddenly found this effect it got him scared to no end and he is going out of his way to prove it isn't what we see in the video, siding even with his obvious enemies alleging fraud and nut cases for that purpose. He made it quite clear that it's much more important to keep his job and not anger his boss than to be connected with anything science denies at this time. History teaches us that a true researcher must have a backbone. That's not easy and requires special qualities.

[RunningBare]

Omnibus said "@alsetalonkin suddenly found this effect it got him scared "

If this were true I would not blame him, I've been hanging around these boards and the boards that dispute the idea of free energy, trust me when I say "some" of you scare the crap out of me, zealots on both sides!

But I will agree as I've already said on the steorn forum that alsetalokin is under selling his discovery, but thats non of our business, the replicators hopefully will be able to at least validate the video, my own replication is held up presently because I've not found a method for mounting the stator yet, rotor is complete.

[SoeN]

Another Update from me

Two pictures below showing the Dampners that I lathed down to 12.7mm * 6.4 depth.

The second pictures show the positions of all 3 of the Stator Magnets now. Will need to replace the Polycarbonate dummy's for the real; stator magnets when they arrive.

I will adjust the height of the Dampners and the Rotor to suit the Stator magnets when ready to go!

Have started milling out second Rotor to fit the 5mm Rod Magnets I have coming, but also thx to Craigy I now have some 6mm Rod Magnets on there way . So plenty to play with hopefully.

Cheers

Sean.

According to my experience; One solid magnet has different pole characteristic over the combining some segment magnet together.

[ken_nyus]

From the Steorn forum this evening, for those building already...

"...But I do not recommend using polycarbonate (Lexan )for any part of the machine--it's in the wrong place on the triboelectric series, if one of my theories is correct.

Nor do I recommend acrylic plastic (Lucite, Plexiglas, Perspex?) for the rotor, if the base is acrylic. Different materials should probably be used. I used HDPE which at the opposite end of the plastic tribo series from acrylic."


It would be interesting if this turns out to be some kind of electro-static device.

[vipond50]

I ordered my bearings today.  I chose the flanged ones for the center rotor.  A tad more expensive but probably will be worth it.  Add a few drops of oil and they are good to 48,000 rpm's.  I was already speaking with the bearing guy about future upgrades, and once the unit is actually up and running, we hope to replace all of the bearings, first thing, with precision bearings.  Rated rpm's about 100,000.  It simply means less friction. 

But we want to use the same type of everything to start with.  Get it running first, before changing anything! 

Cheers,

Bruce

Bruce
Thanks for putting that post relating to the R3 bearings. I called and spoke to Mike (Nice Gentleman) and ordered the bearings. At the time he had not acquired any info relating to the Flange bearings, so went with the un-flange.
Man i have never waited on parts for a project like this one, Karma ?
I will be ordering again from that company (Mike).

Anyway thanks again
Bill