My Magnet Motor Free Energy Study

http://MagnetNerd.com I decided to have a go at designing a permanent magnet motor, not to save the Earth or make a zillion dollars, but to study the so called “Gates” that keeps hundreds of thousands of free energy attempts from being successful. I started with a 5 1/4″ by 3/4″ thick oak disk. I drilled 2 banks of eight 3/8″ holes. In each bank I started with the shallowest hole and drilled the next one 1/16″ deeper than the previous hole. The 2 banks of magnets keeps the unit balanced. In these 16 holes I set 3/8″ dia by 1″ thick Neodymium Magnets. All of these NIBs have north poles facing out. Then I set another 3/8″ dia by 1″ thick cylinder in a cradle with the North Pole facing out. There is a skateboard ball bearing at the axle. Since I don’t want to permanently glue 17 nice NIBs in it so I am using a layer of paper towel to force-fit the magnets snugly in place. It worked just as I expected. The 2 “Gates” are definitely there, but they can be overcome simply by rocking the pushing magnet a little. What would it take to make this design work? First you would have to design a mechanism to rock the pusher twice per revolution. Second, a portion, but not all, of the rotational energy would have to convert to mechanical energy to rock the pushing NIB. Enough rotational energy would have to be left to rotate the disk beyond the gate location where the pusher would drop down and accelerate the disk for 1/3 of a rotation before being rocked again for the 2nd “Gate”. Is there enough rotational energy to lift the pusher twice for each revolution? Hell No! Still it was a fun little afternoon project and it is neat to keep it spinning by manually rocking the pusher. But I didn’t achieve overunity nor save mankind in a single afternoon. Check out the website.