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juspot82

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Magnetic Corkscrew Motor
« on: September 26, 2006, 05:57:01 PM »
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supersam

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Re: Magnetic Corkscrew Motor
« Reply #1 on: September 27, 2006, 05:14:41 PM »
hey,

have you tried this idea with a double helix concept?  it sure looks interesting.  your concept seems to take care of alot of the mechanical problems everyone is having with the Torbay motor. 

you have the magnets moving in out and out without having to do it mechanically.  looks interesting. i'll think about this some more.  have you thought about possibly expanding it to a sphere, instead of just a cilinder?

lol
sam

juspot82

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Re: Magnetic Corkscrew Motor
« Reply #2 on: September 27, 2006, 05:37:19 PM »
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supersam

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Re: Magnetic Corkscrew Motor
« Reply #3 on: September 27, 2006, 10:07:45 PM »
i think you have a concept that just might work. 

the double helix was also just a concept.  if yours works then the double helix might work with just one more tower?  just speculating.  i think someone will figure it out sooner or later.

i really like the concept of the spiral configuration in conjunction with that of the circle. i just can't seem to figure out in may mind how to wrap the spiral into a circle withou using a shpere.  the spiral or it's multiple the double helix seem to be the most plausible to me, if you can't make the other yet.

however the sphere within a sphere seems to solve all my problems, but i can't get a grip on how to physicaly make that happen either.  any sugestions how to make any of the above work better or at all would be greatly apprieciated.

keep dreaming it up
sam
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juspot82

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Re: Magnetic Corkscrew Motor
« Reply #4 on: September 27, 2006, 10:39:59 PM »
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supersam

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Re: Magnetic Corkscrew Motor
« Reply #5 on: October 06, 2006, 10:00:02 PM »
hey,

and this is just a thought ,so please don't take it the wrong way but it seems to me with just one magnet tower, whether you have the magnets in repultion ar atraction you will only be adding to the torque on your axis.  does this make since? where with two, three or four you would be able to minimize this torque, and at the same time haveall the benifits of the tobay motor without actually having to move the magnets up and down to deflect the flux so you can get to the next level.

lol
sam

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Re: Magnetic Corkscrew Motor
« Reply #6 on: October 17, 2006, 06:44:30 PM »
why do you keep removing your posts now no one knows what the original post was? Evan

dancingdevils

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Re: Magnetic Corkscrew Motor
« Reply #7 on: November 02, 2006, 06:51:47 PM »
what about having many magnets in a spiral that have declining magnetic feilds as they travel down the length creating a torque generator. say starting off with a 1" and ending in a 1/8" travelling down the spiral. Travelling one full rotations of spriral down the length, this should create a field that is unstable and travel down the length thus turing the center.

supersam

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Re: Magnetic Corkscrew Motor
« Reply #8 on: November 04, 2006, 04:29:34 AM »
hey dancing devil,

this idea, which i thought was a great idea for a magnet motor, consisted of a helix coil with magnets atached,as a rotor.  then he had a tower with magnets attached in a fixed position.  as the magnets on the rotor came into the repel fields of the tower stator magnets not only would they push the rotor forward but they would actually be backing away from the flux field.  it seemed like a great way to overcome the sticky point of the torbay type replications.

think about it
sam