I still have it and use it often. Yep --it is a classic.

I fixed it in the description. Here it is also kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3bZqHemg8d2bas

I just put a AA battery on this and calculated that it should run non stop for about a month. If it makes it that long then I might try this idea on one of my micro amp motor designs. 😀

@@Lidmotor This is a question that I'm Been wanting to ask somebody like you that is so familiar with electronics. An electrical circuits. say, if you took this design and maybe powered it off of a solar cell. but really beefed up the axle and the coils and magnets and so forth. And then on top of the axle had another Flanged wheel with N S. magnet arrangements in Combination with the. a series of pickup coils Air coils to be specific, so there'd be no magnetic drag. Would it be possible to actually Collect or gain more Power From the . wheel with the North S magnets. Then the circuit requires to run and maybe feed that back into the circuit. or to the very least. to a charge controller. and battery. After it's rectified from the air coils..

I’m sorry my friend, I hope someday you can acquire 1 drop of brand new oil. I would send you a drop of high grade Teflon oil, but the shipping cost is 1000x the cost of the drop of oil.

My original Lasersaber E-Z Spin Motor that he sent me has sapphire bearings. I got some more bearings off Amazon years ago before they stopped selling them. Where did you get yours?

@Lidmotor yt keep deleting my message did you get the link?

@@francois9428 Your link did not come thru. Maybe just describe where you get them? Thanks.

@Lidmotor the company is swissjewel Bearing, is v3.18

@@Lidmotor swissjewel

Yes. The coils are plastic sewing machine bobbins filled up with 30ga magnet wire.

​@@Lidmotorкак понять магнитная проволка .?

@@sergeygorihovski6671 Magnet wire is solid copper with a thin coating on enamel.

​@@Lidmotorспасибо а то я не так понял видно переводчик неправильно перевел😅😅😅

Онивращаеться долго от конденсатора или это ионистр?

Thanks.

I have already built one but I didn't make a video of it. I took it apart and put the pieces away somewhere. It worked great.

It is just an interesting toy. Building these things is fun for me and keeps my old old brain working.

I'm having fun just dreaming about what I could do with this thing. I already had one of these but it was your videos that made me stop and focus on it. Thanks again for pointing out the advantages of it. Great find! 😀👍👍👍👍

Yes. I like the 1865o's for lots of applications. For my tiny desktop toys they are a bit of overkill. On my sailboat I use about 200 watts of solar panels with old fashioned 12v lead acid batteriers. All of it is FUN.😀😁

PS. Glad to see you are OK over there, I had been worried about you 🌞🌞

@@GrandadIsAnOldMan All is OK where I live which is south of the fire area. Thanks for asking. The big rain storms are what effect me. They are on the way. The rainy season lasts until around May.🤔🙁☹😮

Yep. When I saw Slider's videos on this I had to try it. They work great in low light.😀

I use mostly air core coils with 26ga to 42ga magnet wire. Hundreds of turns to thousands of turns wound using an electric drill. The most common coil that I use is a plastic sewing machine bobin wound full with 30ga magnet wire.

@Lidmotor I'll give the 32ga wire I have on hand a try. I have some 0.03mm wire as well. Thanks alot

@@MFBEY_ 32ga will work fine.

​@@LidmotorThanks!

I am pretty busy these days but I still tinker around with things in my spare time. Thanks for following along.

@@Lidmotor Man, I've been looking for this exact type of circuit. a solar powered pulse motor With a rechargeable Capability... forever and a day. Could you please include a schematic PDF? in your description or email me one I'll give you my email as soon as you respond.. Or a downloadable PDF Of schematic. would be great.

We are getting rain finally in the next few days. This time of year the climate is usually very wet and stays that way until around May. The big fire north of me was caused by a freak 100 mph wind event that our great fire fighters just could not handle. We were lucky that it didn't kill more people. The rebuild will take a long long time. Housing the people in the meantine is a major problem. Some folks might move away and never come back.

@@Lidmotor It's a horrible thing and the rain is much needed atm. Thoughts and well wishes go out to those in need. Especially those who lost their loved ones.

This is just a motor design that never interested me. I listened to it running with an AM radio and the signal was very scratchy. I doubt that there is a very good back spike. Later on in the day I took the brass colored coil and used it with a reed switch to drive a neo magnet rotor. That worked quite nicely. I really enjoyed your video on this subject. I got a good laugh at the smoke. We have all been there. It is part of the fun with these things.😄😂

I'm not sure what this is called. It only fires on one half of the rotation and the driving is only happening on one side.

Thanks. It is a very common entry level homemade electric motor. The design goes way way back.

All is well here. The fires were north of us. Thanks for asking. Lots of wind here but no damage.

@@Lidmotor Yeah, i left a comment on your previous video. This is the best way to let us know you're ok. Stay safe!

@@benwinkel Thanks. Will do.😀