Muammer Yildiz Magnet Motor

[hartiberlin]

Expect again some non conclusive data...

Yilmiz has a long bad track record...

Don´t invest any money !

[DreamThinkBuild]

Hi Sarbot99,

Welcome to the forum.

I don't know much about Yildiz's motor but on the building aspect it's getting easier to verify these models. With 3D printing you can get proper angles and curves made. If you want a specific 22.25 degree curve at certain point you can make it. If you have the blueprints it could be built fast.

I attached a picture of my non functioning 3D model based on Japanese magnet motor patent(long outside magnets are removed in picture). It looked interesting the way it used attraction/repulsion to pull/push from pole to pole with offset magnets but I could not get this print to work. Magnets are still static and like to find balance. The Lego's are there so I don't have to build extra support structures when rapid prototyping. It took less than four hours to model/print/build this design.

It does spin better without the magnets.

Build and learn.

[TinselKoala]

To avoid severe "cogging" I think you will find that the two magnet counts must be "relatively prime"..... that is, like the second sketch with 8 magnets outside but 7 magnets inside, no common factors. The first sketch with 8 and 8 will likely "lock up" hard.

[sarbot99]

Expect again some non conclusive data...

Yilmiz has a long bad track record...

Don´t invest any money !

I've heard a lot of folks say this same thing about a long bad track record, but I cannot find any specific details when I search the internet.

Would you be kind enough to post some specific links that I can read about this guys track record ?


Although there is a lot of discussion about Yildiz motor really working or not, for myself I cannot believe the assertion of this Dutch Assistant professor that the huge masses of aluminum interacting with these large neo magnets do not produce any eddy currents - - this is totally lunacy.  I have experienced serious eddy current braking from much smaller aluminum mass and neo magnets.

But again, I am curious why Yildiz would submit his device to 30 days test if it would likely be exposed as a scam ? Supposedly he has 5 of the 12 stator sectors as "blackbox" - - not revealed in patent docs, remaining 7 stator sectors are magnets (hopefully these professors are clever enough to put it under constant serious load for all 30 days and also X-ray it from all angles).

Certainly the deal must include full examination of the "black box" stator sectors - - as these are the most obvious components where batteries or other cheats could be placed  . . . as I understand potential investors have insisted on this examination and I'm sure they will never except the "blackbox" portion not being fully revealed.


Thanks in advance.

[DreamThinkBuild]

Hi TinselKoala,

Thank you for your input. The model was based off the second one 8/7. The outside magnets were long 1.5" to try to minimize the influence of the south pole. Still no dice.