Here Sean holds the magnet ring by hand. In the later videos, he places the magnet ring on a stationary object to hold it still, to rule out the possibility that his hand motion could be what is c...
Here Sean holds the magnet ring by hand. In the later videos, he places the magnet ring on a stationary object to hold it still, to rule out the possibility that his hand motion could be what is contributing to the maintained rotation of the ball.
Sean CLaNZeR, who is one of the most gifted replicators of the various magnet motor concepts that get floated around, has produced a few videos of his replication of the Hamel Spinner, a design that John Bedini expands and explains in the most recent installment of Tom Bearden's series: Energy from the Vacuum.
While the present version he demonstrates does not show acceleration from magnet power alone, it does show maintained rotation to the point that the rate of deceleration is far slower than would be manifest without some kind of rotation assist.
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Making the bottom of the spinner a ball helps a lot. When it leans over, the point of contact with the table is just a little off the axis of rotation. This way the sideways motion of the ring can be fairly slow and the spinner will spin quite fast. It is a good illusion but any high school kid who thinks about it is likely to see how it is done.
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