my speaker motor

My replication of the Kundel motor.
Powered by a 10" woofa, and magnets.

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• motor
• magnets
• speaker.

[scotty7129]

Yes..If you read my description of the motor, it says it is a replication of Stephen Kundel's motor.

My replication used to be on Stephen's website, before the new design was made.

[scotty7129]

Thanks for the comments guy's.

I think i'll get it going again and make some more clips.

The motor is a fun design and theoretically it could use sound to run, but the rotor simply cannot turn that fast..hehe...

Maybe i could put wheels on it with a fan on the shatf...lol.

[UnderManiac]

Neat concept, but inefficient I'd imagine.

I hope some of the perpetual energy enthusiasts don't believe this is self-powered, as you can clearly see the speaker is hooked up to a varying or pulsing power source.

[00AvMAN00]

i should get one of those to power my alarmclock

[jmcinvale]

@nikwalnikwal

The sound you hear at first is the subwoofer.

[dirtbag3004]

holy tits that thing goes

[n7m6e7]

you know, this seems terribly inefficient, but it's pretty damn cool.

[98montecarloz34]

that sound it the sub, and the wire powers the sub.

[nikwalnikwal]

you can hear the electrical motor when it's starting can't you..a buzzing sound.. also the cable goes out of picture.. so how is this video interresting?

[Wiggling]

for what is this good for? :D sry i'm a noob