I have a problem with my magnet motor design. It is based on a wheel continually rolling down a sloping disk. The disk is tilted up by repelling magnets, creating a pushing wave directly behind the wheel.
The magnets are repelling each other okay, but will NOT slide easily past each other.
Is there a way to fix the problem?
Thanks for your time.
Mike Flanagan UK
Please see the model here:
Are you the chief engineer at Steorn by any chance?
What brand flux enhancement fluid did you use?
Ed
talking about.
Bill
You are thinking from an informed viewpoint. Even Rube Goldberg's devices needed an external input.
This is another variation of an old magnetic motor perpetual motion machine doomed to failure for the same reasons that its predecessors failed.
The description was so confusing that I did not know that a perpetual motion machine was involved.
I started to think that it is not a lack of technological knowledge that continues to spawn schemes for perpetual motion. Could it be that confusion in the use of language snarls the thinking process?
Bill
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