magnet motor, real ?.you decide.

[AnandAadhar]

I haven't tried this one yet. I'll see to it. Maybe it can be the intelligent drive my IPMM needs (see http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,4449.new.html#new)  I'm stuck with 4.0 at the moment.

[AnandAadhar]

I haven't tried this one yet. I'll see to it. Maybe it can be the intelligent drive my IPMM needs (see http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,4449.new.html#new)  I'm stuck with 4.0 at the moment.

I have posted a suggestion for a replication. See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2pdnkfrNv0
My qualm is: is it wise to try a replication of something of which we have no video proof? Wouldn't that be running ahead into off-side?

[AnandAadhar]

Okay, there is a working model of the ALME. Posted at:
http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=IGFj26GCl7M
There is music but no overunity.
Yet there were no neodynium magnets nor rollers for the slider. So....
My curiosity is satisfied. Your's too?

Anand Aadhar

[Cap-Z-ro]

To me the imbalanced action is similar to Henry Ford's Model 'T'...which also had a side to side wobble, due to its imbalanced drive shaft.

The vehicle is said to be capable of running without fuel, with the addition of cow magnets in prepared slots in the bell housing.

Ed Leedskalin also was reportedly using Model 'T' parts to produce un-metered power.

Regards...

[nitinnun]

it would be easier to place 6 magnets in an outer ring,
and 7 magnets in an inner ring.


the magnets would always be in a position, where 1 magnet is pushign away from another magnet.
causing permenant movement, in one direction.


i don't know how long it takes 2 repeling magnets, to drain themselves of power.
but it would be easy to just recharge the magnets, with wire coils and electricity.