Snyder Self Sustaining Magnet Motor

[hartiberlin]

yet another picture

[hartiberlin]

another pic

[Omnibus]

Thank you very much for the update. I?m a little concerned about this sentence:

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.

but the design you show in the last pictures will put all doubts to rest once it starts independently working (without being held by hands).

Keep up the good work and please keep us posted.

[hartiberlin]

Another update from Dennis:

Butch! Here are some photos of the gantry that Wes is building. I was there about 3: PM and Wes asked me to shoot you a progress report. It looks as if he will finish the gantry this evening sometime. I expect it will be around 8 or 9 : PM. We hung the new rotor in a temporary fashion for the photo. As you look closely you will see that the Hanging and adjusting mechanisms that raise and lower the Pendulum and rotor is not installed as of yet. If you can see, there is a centering magnetic post mounted in the bottom of the device to replace what will be part of the drive and transmission that will transfer power to the alternator. Well, this is the plan at this stage. The red colored attachment hanging the rotor is a combination pendulum and limiting positioner for the spiraling oscillations in the rotor as it rotates in the stator field. Wes describes the spiraling as the effect of Newtons law and cannon ball theory. This is according to Wes, the theory used by NASA or anyone when figuring launch configurations for sub or orbital launches. Well it sounds good anyway. :-)  I will keep you informed. I still believe that the positioner will need to be strengthen to be completely effective. We shall see very shortly.

[Jdo300]

Hi,

I'm wondering if this motor has any correlations to the David Hamel motors? Any comments?

God Bless,
Jason O