Magnet motor in Argentina

[Omnibus]

In the picture you posted Liberty,
the rotor magnets are beneath the upper plate,
which isprobably the plate to lift up the next stator magnets.

That sounds reasonable. Where is the lifted stator magnet in the picture, though? Also, do you think the top plate of the rotor obstructs the construction and it cannot really be seen in the picture?

[Liberty]

Here is what it looks like to me.  Could be wrong, but I think it may have merit.

The stator magnets are the stationary magnets.

Here is the picture:

[Omnibus]

Thanks, liberty, now it's a little clearer what you mean. I still don't see the lifted stator magnet in the picture. The one that appears lifted is too far from the area where the repelling occurs. Also, the mechanism of lifting and lowering the magnets is unclear to me. Probably, it is described in the patent but the patent is still not available, as sbassi pointed out in the other thread.

[Liberty]

There are no magnets mounted in the hinged supports that are in the picture.  Remember that the end of the magnetic field is the reacting force and it extends beyond the physical magnet and rotor.

[hartiberlin]

@liberty
The rotor magnets in this picture are under the half circle plate inside the rotor !
You can not see them in this picture.