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[Landor]

Glad to hear it Scotty.
I have a lot of faith in your attitude it is refreshing and always informative.

Just had an idea of a total magnet drive will send you an email Muahahaah could be worth a look at. Do you have a two cylinder engine lying about?

I will go to the wreckers and see if I can pick one up to try this idea out, could be very interesting as if it works we could use it on a car engine as well.

[sypherios]

I know you can post anytime you want but god man, more than half the people on this planet do not even know your technology exists. Someone needs to step up and go public. Who gives a rats ass about patents at this stage inm the game just as long as OU gets out we will all benefit.

 Sincerly Sypherios

[Landor]

Who are you on about Sypherios?

You are not one of these people who sit back and critisize do nothing in the way of development but wish to cash in on all thats on offer. 

My appologies to you if this is not the case.

[scotty1]

Some of you here have seen the Kundel motor....here is a clip of my newer model....only the rotor moves.....
http://leedskalnin.com/fingertipled.html.....
Coiln....I have an idea too......quite strange indeed......
It would use no magnets at all....but it would be a magnet motor...or rather a motor that pushed out magnets? It would not hold them...but throw them out...over and over.
Motion

[Landor]

That is some thing Scotty. Most intriguing. Should have my cycle motor tommorrow so I can set up and try my idea and will send you a pic if it looks like working mate.

Throwing out poles is good all we need to do is catch them. Possibly a copper coil balloon maybe? The mind is racing.

Ok enough of work time to go home. cya later dude.

[gn0stik]

Interesting that the concept is based on those boots. Which seem to be based on a concept identical to "FLYNNS" parallel path idea. Apparently flynn just robbed the idea from the keelynet article. John Radus's work for NASA. Also interesting to note is that Jack's first work was on the PMH, just like YOU scotty!, By the way, I have rotation on my kundel motor. I need better switching however, I'm thinking of going optical, as that would be the fastest and most accurate switching method. After that I think I'll throw in a Flynn/Radus/Hildenbrand Magnetic gate, instead of the horseshoe electromagnet I'm currently using.

Do you have any optical drive circuits that you can post for others building motors?

Hehe, nope, not yet. I would just be using optical sensors for the commutation anyway, nothing all that intricate. I'd probably be pulling the sensors out of an old ball mouse.

[Liberty]

Gn0stik,

You might find this site of use for your driver circuit.  They appear to make some H-switches (mosfet) that might come in handy.

Here is the web site:  http://www.newmicros.com/

[c0mster]

Nice work Jack. Now that is art, a beautiful site.
Camster

[Gregory]

Hello Jack!

Good to hear from you! Your new artistic masterpiece looks nice. 
I am sure your newer motor with the 2 inch magnets is stepping over to the Kw output range, if it's going to work at 400 or 500% efficiency.

Good work on it!

[hartiberlin]

Hi Jack !
Congratulations on your nice work !
Looks very beautiful these motors.
Also niceto see real pictures of the users over here.
Did you already get your patent now ?

Looks like you switch off the permanent magnet via a parrallel
flux path circuit via the external coils ?

Regards, Stefan.

[Liberty]

Hello Jack,

It sounds like the patent process is incredibly slow.  Do you have any tips or know of any way to speed up a patent application?  Are there things to avoid or do in the application of the patent etc?

[mark australia]

You truly are a craftsman Jack. I do hope all goes well for you.

[Nali2001]

Pm motor   

[hartiberlin]

@Nali2001
yes,this is probably the way Jack?s motor works..
Maybe still with magnets inside the rotor ?
But you can see, that if you switch on the coils and have the
magnet shortout flux
redirected into the rotor iron you get more flux ( as Jack says 400 %)
to attract the rotor iron !
Pretty neat motor !
As Jack only needs to pulse the coils he neads very low power input
and not his 8 Watts, what would be for the static case to redirect the flux..

[Light]

I don't think so, hartiberlin
Look:
1. There's no chance to make it work with a "mechanical equivalent".
2. There's no 4X amplifying of magnetic force.
3. In this set up there's no necessity in the magnet, electromagnet do all job. It's just a magnet pulse motor, not "the Valve".
I believe something has to be turn to obtain the valve effect...