A SQUARE MAGNETIC RAIL -- ROTOR 360 ROTATION

[magnetman12003]

Hi,

I did not show the ball rolling from a standing start else someone would say I finger pushed it which is not the case.

Tom.

[nightlife]

I don’t think three arrays are the way to go when using one ball. I think four and or even numbered amounts would work best because odd numbers can not be divided in to even numbers equally. Meaning that we can not have a equal distance between each set. The total outer diameter would be 100% and odd numbers will not divide in to 100 evenly.

The video did prove that the gates can be passed and that in it's self is a major accomplishment. Now we should be able to use a four ended rotor design like pictured. This would supply a three to one ratio with three out of four always being drawn while only one out of the four being in a dead zone.

[magnetman12003]

Hi,

Thats a excellent idea.

The steel balls would need to be suspended by pivoting  rotor arms

Thinking more about this one could cement a clear plastic circular plug inside the circular track bottom and line magnet groupings on the UNDERSIDE of the circular track as well as the sides of the track. In a staggered configuration   Side- bottom-side- bottom- ect.  All resulting in a COMPLETELY circular but ---"OPEN LOOP"---

Tom

[nightlife]

 

Thinking more about this one could cement a clear plastic circular plug inside the circular track bottom and line magnet groupings on the UNDERSIDE of the circular track as well as the sides of the track. In a staggered configuration   Side- bottom-side- bottom- ect.  All resulting in a COMPLETELY circular but ---"OPEN LOOP"---

That would be worth trying out.

[TinselKoala]

If the ball will continue rolling, continuously--clearly that would be enough to show overunity or perpetual performance.

Something tells me it still won't do that.

Neither will the rotor.

(By the way, Kohei Minato used an angle of 56 degrees for his angled magnets. Your motor now seems to be converging on a design similar to his (and also to the Steorn London Demo device)).