Snyder Self Sustaining Magnet Motor

[Dude]

Is there any more design info or specs so that others can replicate this device?

[nvidovich]

it was interesting that whoever was filming the video referred to the one piece as where 'the magic' happens... are patents pending? even so, what would be the benefit of hiding the details?

[hartiberlin]

I just received thisinfo from Mr. Dennis Diehl:

Wes and I want to thank you for presenting his work on your site. The video that you have was only intended for my son, William Diehl who is VP of manufacturing and advertising for Gateway and E-machine computer companies in California. He is interested in looking for investors to by the project. I should have taken the time to make another video for your web site. I was unaware of your site until Butch advised me that it would be a good idea to have it posted there. We feel that Wes is so close to success that we have been waiting to make the new video. Butch has agreed to help with our communication with your site. Wes and I are both very busy and it really is a great benifit for us to have Butch who has spent a lot of time communicating with us. The motor will run with a static stator! Not a doubt about that. The problem is that the rotor is very hard to control and adjust to run when hanging. As you look at the video, you will not see any hand movement. You can hold hold
the rotor as steady as you possibly can by bracing your arms. however your hand will unnoticeably to you, return the rotor ever so slightly back to the center of the stator field, there by compensating for the eliptical ocilation of rotation. Wes has built a new gantry for demonstration and vewing seperate from the alternator. He is also working with a newly constructed spiral compensator that will help control the pendulum and rotor orbit. The static stator is a non issue. The stator was only being held because we did not have a gantry tall enough to enclude shownig the power of the motor by doing work and turning the transmission. I believe that Wes is on the right track. I think that it is not a matter of if, but when. I did forward a picture of the new gantry to Butch. I was wondering if Butch forwarded a copy of a picture of the first public demonstration of both devices given at the University Of Houston on Dec 16, 2005 ? If not, I will ask him to forward that to you.
The motor has only been running since Dec 6, 2005. Wes has named his work, the Ezekiel 16 Magnetic Motor Project. A wheel within a wheel as the passage describes it. We have absolutly no intention of over stateing the device. I will not permit that to happen and would correct any misstatement on the spot when I see it . I will not knowingly have my name involved in anything of that nature, and Wes feels the same way. The alternator according to Wes, is a step beyound magnetic bearings. He indicates that the rotor sets at zero g, and the magnetic fields of the rotor are not affected by the surroundeing fields. This is why that it is so efficent and requires very little energy to activate. We will do a write up on the alternator to help define its' value and potential. Personally, I am more excited about the alternator at this point than I am about the motor. The alternator is ready for R&D to bring it to market. If you have any quetions you can feel free to call or e-mail me
if you wish. We will continue to undate Butch as things develop. I was with Wes for several hours last night. Sometime during the day Saturday, he expects to start experiments with the the new rotor compensator, and the new gantry. My first observation is that the new compensaor may be a little soft magnetically and have to be beefed up somewhat. We will see shortly.

                                                Dennis Diehl

[hartiberlin]

New picture from Wes?s new stator stand.

[hartiberlin]

another pic