Xenomorph's Suspended Magnet Rotor---My Replication

This Xenomorph's suspended magnet rotor idea for a Bedini SSG. It is a neodymium magnet suspended magnetically from a another magnet using a wood screw tip as the only contact point. There are many examples of this suspension method used on homopolar motors here at YouTube but this was the first ime that I have seen it used on an SSG. I am using my TOP CHARGER display and circuit to show how it works.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Bedini SSG
• Pulse Motor
• Homopolar Motor
• Energy
• Electronics

[XenomorphLabs]

You have managed to nicely stabilize the magnet. Well done !

[Lidmotor]

Xenomorph----This idea of yours worked well. The bearing point is the only issue to be worked out. Still wondering what is the best way to keep the magnet suspened but reduce the friction and wear at that one needle point of contact.

[zebok3]

That's really wild! I wonder what a Depew

type Equilibrius array of those things would look like. That's about as close to levitation as one could get I think without all the elaborate paraphanalia.

[Lidmotor]

zerbok3---I think that they might all link together like gears if you got everything just right. Tuning would be a nightmare though.

[pokerface3699]

first comment! i used to do this kind of stuff (without the circuit) with those magnetic toys

[Lidmotor]

pokerface-----At this point that is exactly what this is ----a magnetic toy.

[medi40]

Hey Lid. I like your works in the way you develope and improve the others ideas and their experiments. Five stars

[rroge5]

its just hard to find a good one thats all, would be awesome if you did a vid on it.

[Lidmotor]

rroge5---If you mean an LED charge indicator there are lots of designs for them. Just Google it. I havn't built one yet. I think that all they are is a few LEDs with different resistors attached. The higher the voltage the more LEDs light up.