Working Magnetic Motor on you tube??

[Omnibus]

@ezzob,

What do you mean "it works"? Do you have it making full turns on its own? Anything short of that is a zero success.

[Omnibus]

@ezzob,

How do you mean "it works"? Do you have it making full turns on its own? Anything short of that is a zero success.

[ezzob]

@Omnibus

No but i have done same as CLaNZeR  3:e youtube, and i believe thats the solution,

thats what they have try too told us for 12508 years, the pyramid.

Up and down

Regards

[Omnibus]

@Omnibus

No but i have done same as CLaNZeR  3:e youtube, and i believe thats the solution,

thats what they have try too told us for 12508 years, the pyramid.

Up and down

Regards

Not at all. That's trivial. Like I said several times already, there are various ways to make a rotor turn almost 360o, self-starting, and that's well known. The problem is to have it make it full turns by itself. Until that's achieved no claim that "it works" is viable at all.

[sm0ky2]

@sm0ky2,

I agree but it seems that leaving one extra stator almost diagonally from the driving one helps locking it into AGW.

@ Omni - i see what you are saying.

perhaps this adds a sort of "balancing" effect?

@ All
i have a hard time accepting this notion i keep seeing tossed around.
|---------  That friction on the bearings, or 'drag' on the rotor effects the rotational force and/or timing of the rotor/stator working together.
i can see how, in a mechanical device, things like this may effect synchronization. however we are dealing with a purely magnetic interaction.

Its all about the flux compression, creating the driving force. Not about a lagged roller....
you can see the force in the outward direction when the 2 rollers come together under a gauss viewer