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[Omega_0]

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=7tdWkn1m-4w

V - Gate shown running.

[Goat]

Congratulations    Omega_0 well done 

Will you be able to share with us how you fabricated your build? 

Have you been able to hook up a small generator to it and see if you get a decent power output?  It would be nice to see this eventually leads to a 3 Watts output and beyond 

Regards,
Paul

[CLaNZeR]

Okay, cannot resist.

Off to replicate.

Cheers

Sean.

[Goat]

GO CLaNZeR GO...LOL

Couldn't resist....

If there's anyone with working knowledge with magnets I would think that you are the one to do it....good luck and please let us know how you progress. 

Regards,
Paul

[Omega_0]

Its not my motor, I just posted a link

[CLaNZeR]

Its not my motor, I just posted a link

awww thought the picture on the Video suited you mate 

[TheOne]

Before you start ClanZer, here my observation.

The rotor looks around 3" in depth but the motor stator is like 5", a lot of room to hide batteries and motor here! (2")

[CLaNZeR]

Before you start ClanZer is my observation.

The rotor looks around 3" in height but the motor stator is like 5", a lot of room to hide batteries and motor here! (2")

Hi mate

Totaly agree, but you know me I got to try it either way.

Grabbed some still shots and started the replication blog over at my forums, that I managed to get back online today.

http://overunity.org.uk/forum/index.php?topic=186.0

Was going to duplicate it in these forums also as usual, but so many time outs, it is hard to post today.

Cheers

Sean.

[gyulasun]

Okay, cannot resist.

Off to replicate.

Cheers

Sean.

Hi Sean and All,

Have you noticed that in the video the working motor has only 8 stator magnets while in the disassembled motor there are 12 holes for the stator magnets.  Seems as if the 8 holes were made later when the 12 holes already were drilled out.  I attached a picture grabbed from the video and edited it by making 8 green dots on the stator magnets I can see them.
I also attached another picture where I think the possible sticky spot can be seen:  it is at the apex of the V and the beginning of the V legs.  And you can see the difference as shown in the model and in his (probably one of his) rotor: in the model on the left the apex and the legs do not overlap but in the 'real' rotor on the right they do.
(And who knows how it is in the working motor?)

I wish this motor would turn out to be a real one!

rgds,  Gyula

[Omega_0]

awww thought the picture on the Video suited you mate 

LOL, Almost ... but I dont have so gray hair !

[Omega_0]

@Gyula,

Good point.
The stator in pic and the one shown in running version are different. One with 12 and another with 8 magnets.
So Clanzer should make two versions, just to be sure.

The magnets on the rotor is also one variable, but I see that the tail of the V goes inside the legs and I think its important. (This is not shown in the 3D model)

[Yucca]

Just my observations:

At one point in the video (about 1min 45s) the motor is shown running at speed on the granite counter top. It appears slightly unbalanced and its' vibrating enough to slowly creep over the top. However, this creeping appears to stop over a short time, indicating to me that the vibrations are lessening. I presume this is because the motor is slowing.

Of course I could be wrong and the motor could be accelerating and moving through a vibratory resonance mode. But when you look you notice several short high speed clips all edited together to give the illusion of a longer high spped run.

I am also dubious about the video because the motor is never shown being started and it's not shown running for long. I presume that the maker span the rotor up with a dremel etc and then quickly grabbed his camera to show a few seconds of high speed spin.

I am also amused by his photo montage in the video, it says (in german):

"The 100 biggest research scientists of all time"

and then there's his head nestling in the middle of some of the greats

Having said all of this, I hope it does work.

[resonanceman]

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=7tdWkn1m-4w

V - Gate shown running.

I  think this  could be the  real thing



The  skeptics  will say that it  a V gate won't get past  the sticking  point in between  Vs .
here is  a  video that shows  that it can.

http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=g4hwqU1txAY&NR=1

This is not  the best video ..... the one I was looking for  had  3 Vs  and    the  guy that made it started  it  many times each time  from a  different  position .  .........


The  the  video and  this motor   have all the same  basic components
Both  use  stacks  of  magnets for one of the elements

I suspect  that the  width of the V  at the pinch  point and the  exact spacing  of the  stacked magnets  have alot to do  with how smooth it   gets  through the sticky spot 

gary

[wizkycho]

Hi Erfinder !

please make hundreds of these (I'm buying one - for resanoble price) "toys" and give us exact
dimmensions, magnet strenghts,so we can spread freedom further and so that
every student has it on its table drivig inhuman megalomania of oil companyes bezzerk.

Wiz

[FreeEnergy]

http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=T41_fkVfFNI