Torbay Replication Multiple magnet rotor

http://dinero-now.ws First test of my effort to replicate the torbay motor, here we are testing that the rotor moves freely to the gaps in the magnetic field , or when we raise a stator

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• perpetual
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[DavidEdwinCarr]

To Solve Global Warming (trademark) every city around the globe needs a giant version of this machine and a giant hand to keep it working. . . . . . . . .

[Eltimple]

LOL, true ..i can't quite believe i got 148 thousand hits for this vid. It was originally posted as a brain storming exercise in an ou forum.

[taperunner4]

@eddyman27 Exactly what i was thinking... a cam system to raise and lower them at specific intervals.

[taperunner4]

@DavidEdwinCarr Or a cam system to mechanicaly raise the stators at the right time.

[MrShahanwer]

So now? HAHAHHAHAHAHHAHA

[levandoski]

Coloque os imãs dos parafusos em um ângulo de 60º.

[QCTechnologies]

Simplify the design for high efficiency. Remove all the magnets and spin the disc with your finger.

It will sin for ages then slow and eventually stop due to friction.

Much simpler ;)

[eddyman27]

put a little nob or something to hit the magnets up so it will keep going round

[PVPlaya1392]

Apparently, scientists have "molded" collected data, to match their hypothesis on global warming. I'm not saying that it is 100% true, but I wouldn't doubt it. With so many brilliant minds out there, I have no doubt in my mind that one day, maybe distant or near, we will have an efficient source of energy.

[waterfowlspecialist]

You need to time those magnetic "valves" to like "flammenfresser" or "flame eater" engines does. I mean that "CLICK" "CLICK" "CLICK" thing.

[Twilight101cp]

@Eltimple I was thinking..... could this be used to make a large motor? Like, instead of a hand, have some kind of other simple machine using gravity and magnetic forces to keep lifting those in a rhythmic motion?

[alfaxen1]

what if you made a disk under this one that would push the next magnet up by itself? you can make it so it takes the littelest force to lift the magnet so that the magnetic force is bigger than the lifting and it would turn endlessly?