got over the sticky spot

[FreeEnergy]

very nice, will see what happens.

[Mad Scientist]

Mad Scientist, can you explain more thoroughly what your ?operational flux gate? looked like? How did you close the loop that didn?t work when you closed it? Do you have a video from you experiments? Would be interesting to see it ...

My attempt at a permanent magnet motor was the same as Scott's as the strator magnet array got closer to the rotor at it went around. And the sticky spot was the point where the magnets on the stator were closest to the rotor just as in scott's motor. And just like scott I devised a very similar method using experimentation that allowed the rotor magnet to get past the sticky spot until I completed the stator magnet array and once I did that it attained equilibrium. It's all quite frustrating. I will be very surprised if scott's attempts at building this motor are sucessful. However with that said I will also be very very happy for him. If he is successful he will be the first. Others have claimed to have built one in the past but I am sceptical as to their success. If someone had ever been able to build one of these motors we would have seen them by now. Do I think that it is possable? Yes, I still do. However with that said I believe that a much greater understanding of the permanent magnet will be required. Such as a way to switch the magnet on and off with a very small amount of energy used if any. I'm sure that their has to be a way. Good luck to all. In the future I might take up another attempt at building another permanent magnet motor yet again I just need a bit of a break from it for a while so that maybe I can come up with a fresh new direction at witch to tackle this problem. Because god knows that we are all in desperate need of another energy source, I don't even want to think of what oil prices are going to be like in a decade or two. We have GOT TO SUCCEED AT THIS WE HAVE TO, SOMEONE DOES OR WE ARE ALL DOOMED DOOMED DOOMED.

[Omnibus]

?Such as a way to switch the magnet on and off with a very small amount of energy used if any.?

Mad Scientist, did you see Butch?s topic ?Video,pics,animation,Magnetic Fuel project now online? (http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,748.0.html), posted right below this one? Seems they have achieved this. What do you think?

[Omnibus]

Also, do you have any idea how Mike Brady has overcome this problem in his PERENDEV motor?

[Mad Scientist]

?Such as a way to switch the magnet on and off with a very small amount of energy used if any.?

Mad Scientist, did you see Butch?s topic ?Video,pics,animation,Magnetic Fuel project now online? (http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,748.0.html), posted right below this one? Seems they have achieved this. What do you think?

I doubt that they have achieved anything other than building a unique electrical motor. Until I see hard hard evidence this is what I will continue to believe. The most desirable permanent magnet motor would be one that uses no electricity at all, only permanent magnets. Then NOBODY would be able to dispute it.