Magnet motor in Argentina

[Nastrand2000]

Alluminum is very easy to drill......just make sure it is at least 1/2 inch away from the spinning rotor magnets

[silverdragonrs]

the beauty of this device tao is you dont have to be a machinist to make it! the end model would have to done pro but not the beginning models. use a vice, hammer and blow torch to make the bends you need and a good stiff peice of metal. i used wood as a base and hardrive disk as rotor even kept the motor on it as the bearing and just screwed it down to the wood. used glue to fasten the magnets down and was mostly done. (dont use the glue though it sucks if you make a mistake in placement on the rotor!) i hope this helps you save a little money and effort.

[Omnibus]

danny, the link is http://femm.foster-miller.net/index.html . Go to ?Executable Distributions? and download femm401bin.exe. The program is femm.exe.

[silverdragonrs]

distance from rotor should depend on power of magnets mine for instance have to be right at half an inch just to react to each other

(boy i need better magnets) (for those of you who havent noticed i have no income and live on welfare untill dissability comes in or i go to school, both of which are pretty far off so no i don't have money to do most things! lucky me im creative and find ways around it )

thanks

danny

[silverdragonrs]

tao ol buddy ol pal ol buddy if you keep on tweeking this things gonna need titanium pins to hold it together! good work but im gonna work on a prototype before any tweeking  . just make sure you publish all your findings before your computer explodes from all your rendering and figures. so the rest of us can tweek later