you need wedge shaped coils!!!! youll haveway more low speed and way more high speed

Really intelligent! Did the last configuration have a “repulsion “resistance point” at the very start as well ?

Que gran trabajo. Felicitaciones. Que tal motor generador, para que el generador reduzca el consumo de energía?

Where have you gone?

Where have you gone?

I think the energy input was getting it past the initial energy barrier that it resisted. You should try to make a loop to see if it continuously rolls around, though I think it’s probably unlikely it would happen

I think you might find Viktor Schauberger's Repulsine to have interesting characteristics you could incorporate into your design

Have you seen the circuit and videos of the Murakami Ignition? I think you'd find it interesting, especially the diode placement.

Efficiency suggestions: When you cut out your disks the outer circumference of each disk has sharp square edges. Any aerodynamicist will tell you that a sharp square leading edge is NOT great for getting air to flow nicely over the parallel plate surfaces. Just rounding the edges makes a huge difference, but the ideal shape is in fact half an ellipse where the full ellipse would be 3x as long as it is wide. ie: Ellipse with 3 to 1 ratio. Anyway: Spinning the up disk in a lathe (not too fast or use water: melting avoidance) and using a shaped template, with sandpaper in place/attached, will get you close enough. NB that sandpaper grits below 500 noticeably increase skin friction, which you don't want in that direction... Exhaust: You have holes or vents in the plates where you want airflow to change direction abruptly by 90 degrees. Drill the holes at a ~45 deg angle and stack the disks so that when you look in the top hole the other holes look kinda like a spiral staircase made of small axial fan blades. ie: Each hole is offset so that you could still stick the drill through. (at 45 deg) Obviously this wont work unless the drill is slightly bowed but you get the idea... hopefully. :) Now each disk's spin will help with flow direction change... and slightly (axial fan-ish) blow the air out the exhaust.

@perpetualMotor This is really cool. Just getting into PCB motors and would like to try out some of your coils. Please let me know how to contact you. Thank you

Awesome concept. I have thought about a tesla turbine used in many different way. Been working on HHO for about 15 years. Would be interested it talking.

I from the old school of building Tesla Coils where you used spark and rotary gaps. It is very interesting what some of you younger generation are doing with the solid state and pancake Tesla coils.

The coils I need have to be a specific diameter and number of turns, so buying your pre-made coils would not work unfortunately. However, if you could sell the KiCad project file and or the STL that could be easily edited, that would be of value to me.

You really should add a second support on the right side. It’s sagging down as it spins.

This just popped up in my YT feed. Glad it did. Really cool! Nice job! What we really need are side by side comparisons and data of PCB coils vs. copper wound coils of the same dimension and windings to see if there is any loss of field strength between the two, and if so how much are we giving up by utilizing a PCB layout instead of a regular coil.

Use Caps in parallel with the batterys. They will act as a buffer that does accept charge quickly and give it off to the battery's. It will greatly improve your system

what about using gravity to vortex the water and start the spin. I am theorizing that may assist the spin as well as potentially increase the electrolyzability of the water. I think hydrogen viability can potentially be increased by utilizing multiple natural laws in unison to maximize output and minimize input. Super cool experiment! Love it!

Keep up the good work bro

Well done, Which magnetic pole is facing inwards and which pole facing outwards

Its been a year. I need an update please.

I like how u got figured out what most idiots in lab coats can't figure out.

can I get the gerber file ?

You either are going to have the stop and the beginning or end of the array.

Great stuff. Something I have been working on for a few years. I like your prototypes. Good to see others have similar ideas. I got stuck on getting the current to the plates and having them isolated from each other and sparks blowing it up. I worked it out though.

Two things here: 1. Why use round coils and not wedge shaped coils? 2. Why use magnets? Just simulate an induction motor on PCB -Yes, that's right. No PCB motor needs a single magnet, ever!

Finally someone experimented the same sort of idea I had since child. For those who are telling about the losses on doing the curves: Why not imagine streets with adapted vehicles that rolls though these magnets on straight roads, then when they need to do a curve, they leave the magnet track and use their own electric battery plus the speed they already gained before to do the curve and join the other magnet track? It would represent a great economy of energy.

When you have a prediction and you build it and it works , working through trial and error to gain bounds of information for the next build. This is brilliant! Thanks for the presentation .

I know you were slightly disappointed with your results, have you ever tried using Supercaps instead of batteries? I play around with a lot of experiments, but I keep forgetting how utterly simple the basic principle of the Benetiz patent is, so I tried something extremely easy today with 3 simple off the shelf parts, (2) 12 Volt / 500 Farad caps and a 12 volt 60 watt motor. One of the caps I had drained to less than 1 volt, the other cap was charged to about 14 volts. I connected the two negatives of the Supercaps together and ran the motor for a few minutes between the 13 volt difference of the two Positives. At the end of the experiment the combined voltage of the caps were GREATER than when I started. I ran the experiment 3-4 times after that with the exact same result!!! Not only did the motor run 100% for free, there was actually a small increase in voltage due to the coil collapse & feedback from the motor. The voltage increase wasn't anything extreme (about 1 to 2 10th's of a volt per 2 minute run), but the motor ran for free with nothing but off the shelf caps and motor, not to mention that the motor could have been turning an alternator or generator for additional output. Thoughts?

Great job but: Caution, the neodymium magnet experiment with the coils causes heart rhythm disturbance!! it's no coincidence that Bedini said to use ferrite magnets! or shield the electromagnetic field in a metal box! Have nice healty.

This is a great way of showing Electromagnetic Levitation and if you guys did not know Electromagnetic Levitation works by apposing magnetic fields called eddy currents if you want know more about Eddy Currents there is a KZbinr called ElectroBoom this is the link to watch his video about eddy currents👨‍🔬🧪😁: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2i1mGOKmK2Ears

To answer the title question: no.

so is this an ACTUAL perpetuum mobile and thermal dynamics first law is wrong?

Lot's of experimenters build very similar straight LINEAR arrays like yours, however, once you construct your same array configuration in a circular path, the rotary piece will not move.

amazing good job

Buen motor eléctrico y magnetico en la plataforma queda bien y el rotor cuantas revoluciónes tiene el motor axial magnetico

hello, great work, are you still work on this type of project?

Greetings from India. I appreciate you for responding lot of comments. You have good attention toward your audience. Can you please help me understand, why these type of motors are not widely used in consumer electricals. What are the drawbacks of such motors? What is the limitation in such geometry? Please respond. Thank you. Great Video

Be careful with sparks around the hho . One spark mixed with hho and boom. I've been building hho cells for 10 years.

I heard your fart at 8 seconds in. Why does it feel like I suddenly have sand in my teeth?

Excellent idea. I think the moving discs will help with the electrolysis as the hho bubbles formed will move. It is going to take a lot of iterations and experimentation to perfect this.

Great ideas here. I'm ready for an update video to see your results

Hey bud just found your video is there any chance you could sell me the schematic you made in kicad I’d be really interested in purchasing it from you

Very great video. I did similar experiment last week, I loaded 4 batteries, 2 in series 2 in parallel, with a heating pad. I switched the batteries again and again throughout the day. My feeling is, that the usefulness of the batteries is increased. But overtime, the overall energy of the system certainly depleats. prehaps it is a more efficient way of using energy.

Great Idea, but you have a balancing issue seen in the vibration, once you clean that up you'll get much better performance from them. But again great Idea!

Can hydrogen be compressed and pumped into Tesla turbine? Is that better than cold steam which works really well on the Tesla turbine.

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