http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mw5y8GLeqxk

anyone seem this before?

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magnetic influx to different metals
has drove me... (more)
Added: December 14, 2007
magnetic influx to different metals
has drove me nuts for years until now
sorry for the bad image , I'lll post a better one soon.
I had a working device but the big fires swept through, all my notes,logs and materials got burned up with the functional device.

this is a list of things that I do remember and the video is made up from the only drawings I had that suvived the fire in my wall safe.

ROTORS - Alnico 5 magnets do not use stronger ones , linear polerization axial spiral of fields.

SHAFTS Axial shaft is bysmyth/copper mix 40/60

BEARINGS Nylon/Stainless steel balls, double sealed

BODY SHELL Bysmyth and magmatite cast
copper coated magnatite non polerized

CAGE FIELD Laminated bysmyth , soft iron ,copper , aluminum laminate , alumin,copper,bysth,iron,bysth,copper and repeat finish last layer with aluminum

All parts are epoxyed ,do not use metal powder type epoxy together
and machined out to hold the pieces in place

Caution Do Not Use - titainium , boron or burylium , gold ,silver or other exotic mix of metals. dangerous ,hazardous, etc.

for simplicity of video a few parts are not in this video
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Hi,

The thought is to alter magnetism in the statormagnets - like an electric motor.
To alter magnetism require energy, which is taken from the rotor. The rotor then "feel" a counter force which is preventing it to rotate. The energy required to alter the statormagnets is equal to the energy taken from the rotor, and it will be impossible to determind which direction the rotor is going. If you look at that model once more, and imagine that the three stator magnets is the rotor. They want in fact to go the opposite direction, and by that will counterforce the rotors direction perfectly. It is a common flaw to exclude one or more forces in order to look at the desired rotation of a rotor. The same flaw is overlooked by many "SMOT engineers" too. They simply do not see the limitations due to some misunderstanding or unconsciously excludes counterforces.

This motor will not work.

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