Video #16, "Rick's Pipe Dream" Magnetic Motor - Generator

This video shows the same "cat's meow" magnet configuration demonstrated in video #15, but here I lower the stator arm, from the previous 1.75 inch height above the rotor magnets, to a 1 inch gap. As can be seen, this dramatically increases the attraction and repulsion effects. The rotor quickly accellerates, after a few seconds, to the point where accurate and visually coordinated timing is no longer possible. At that point I take a digital tachometer reading and call it a day. If anyone watching this cannot see the significance of this demonstration, or cannot understand how powerful this method really is, then you really should take the time to review all of the lessons and demonstrations of the previous videos. For those who do understand the yet untapped full potential of this method, I hope you are ready to join in advancing this project forward. Please e-mail me if you wish to join the effort, and I will send a free pdf file with complete step-by-step replication instructions to the first 50 responders who are serious about carrying this forward. Be sure to include your own e-mail address in your message. I will also add you to my Pipe Dream e-mail recipient list, and you will be guaranteed to receive the latest breaking news and test results, plus updates to the pdf file as they become available. Thank you for your continued interest, Rick

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Science & Technology

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• Magnetic
• Motor
• Generator
• MOSTAT
• Rickoff

[ggibney0856]

This video has a problem and stops at 4:46 and cannot be moved forward....

[TheRickoff]

@ggibney0856 Sorry to hear you had a problem, but I assure you there is no problem with the video. I just watched it, and it worked fine. Your problem was caused either by a YouTube malfunction or your computer.

[yamahonkawazuki]

@TheRickoff aye. worked fine for me too

[TheRickoff]

@jib1000 You miss the whole point then. I am not working to build a perpetual motion machine. Yes, energy must come from somewhere, but energy is everywhere. Those who don't understand that are closed minded.

[jib1000]

@TheRickoff Having an open mind does NOT allow you to bend physics to your whim. Da Vinci knew that his ideas on perpetual motion were impossible, that's why he abandoned them after a few years studying and moved on to things that would work, like bridges, cars, and airplanes.

You are still trying to work out how to do things that, common sense, physics, and history tell you are impossible. Perpetual motion is impossible. Open you mind up all you want. Energy must come from somewhere.

[TheRickoff]

@jib1000 It's only impossible if you have a closed mind, which appears to be the case. In Leonardo's day, all of his inventions were thought to be impossible. Many of these waited centuries to be realized. For example, his 720 foot single span bridge design waited until 2006 to be built by the Turkish government. Why knock DaVinci? He was obviously one of the greatest, and most diversified thinkers and achievers of all time.

[jib1000]

@TheRickoff If they worked why can't we build them? Oh, thats right, its impossible.

[gazzaka]

seems like either magnets or purely mechanical means could be used to move the stator

[TheRickoff]

I see it, Stefan. I don't see where this would be of advantage in my preferred configuration as shown in this video, but it would help out with a fixed stator. I could test that for you, if that would be of help to what you are working on. Watch video #17, available later tonight, to see my flywheel connected, and e-mail me with details of how you would propose to setup for the test. Best regards, Rick

[TheRickoff]

Magnetic shielding has been used for decades, and it does have its place. That place is with a fixed stator design, which isn't the case here. My build uses a moving stator, and requires no shielding. I don't want to shield the attraction or repulsion forces - I want to fully utilize them to advantage, and a moving stator is the best way to accomplish this.