Harnessed Natural Energy

[SINEWAVE]

90 degree angle iron screwed to secure, a little superglue, and flexible steel ruler....for little magnets its tougher...or just stick the mags to a metal plate if your working in 2 a dimensional world, the side cover from a computer case works good too.

anyone here make a TOMI track before?

[seekingknowledge]

How should i know i never build one or never seen a real working model, you never specified the type of magnets required to begin with or any other specifications just you and your power trip.

And yes if you showed footage it would apeas thee , but im not saying sorry you should show the fottage of your motor (doing some kind of work) because i have insulted you and you should show it to shut me up.

Ill tell you what you make a video longer then 10 seconds atleast a minute or so of CLEAR footage showing your motor doing some kind of work on a desk or on a floor where it can be seen that there is no external input, show behind the motor so that it can be clear that there is no motor behind it.

Do this and i will make a very public apology in this forum that i have been simple minded, a jerk.

Is this a deal? 

[eavogels]

anyone here make a TOMI track before?

Yes, 6 feet long. But I was not able to gain any height so I had no roll away. I could have add more tracks but I needed a roll away.
Eric

[PwrDream]

Maybe just the standard "refrigerator magnets" stuff, but this is what I normally do the experimenting with.
I am planning to do some serious magnet shopping to be able to do some other tests.

What I don't like while experimenting, is the way I need to fixate the magnets.
If it's too permanent (Glue), I cannot easily adjust. If I loosely mount them (with Velcro e.g) it's not too accurate anymore
Anyone with a more practical idea about this?

Looking forward to your info SineWave
Herbert

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I've used HOTGLUE to hold my magnets in place.  It works well, even on my strong magnets (sometimes I get a little hot glue on my hands when trying to place and hold the magnets, waiting for the glue to cool, but thats the price you pay).... When your done with the experiment, you can peel the glue off, usually without much effort (or mabey a little effort with prying and a flat head screwdriver).

PwrDream

[PwrDream]

So SINEWAVE, Is your discovery simply a circular TOMI track of some kind?
http://research.colloidalgoldmachines-central.com/MagneticA1.html

Did you find the perfect layout for a TOMI track that closes the loop, or am I way out in left field?


PwrDream