How to make a self running magnet motor part 2. Free energy perhaps… maybe not...

Is this potentially “free energy “ ? Let’s investigate… As a child, I was fascinated with magnets. I wondered why it was impossible to have two magnets repel each other in such a way as a turbine to create rotational motion. It seems logical, yet impossible to build a working prototype. Many have tried and failed. A lot of these magnetic motors are hoaxes just clickbait and a way to con viewers.
However...
In 2020 a man in Holland “Sam” build this: • Self running magnetic ...
and not long after that Antonio Injano build a replica successfully • Motor Mágnético - Rép...
However, in Antonio’s case he added a small electric magnet and power source (hidden, but that he openly disclaims in his description) He only managed to run it continuously for 19 hours. He spent more than 7 months on this project to get it to where it is at.
Here is my attempt to replicate it in my own way... Maybe I will have better luck? Or maybe I will also have to spend months to get it working.
Lets see…
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[@THEMFORMATION]

Keep it up. You are rediscovering the nature of reality that was used by our Ancient ancestors to do amazing things.
Magnets are a certain combination of elements that conduct aetheric energy in the form of a toroidal venturi.
The reason free energy magnet motors have been built and can work is because the repulsive force is greater than the attractive force. So when you allign them perfectly nature allows for continuous motion.

[@anitaswart.]

I really admire your knowledge to know of all the tiny variables that can make a difference and look forward to next week.

[@sham1234567891]

Good stuff Bro! My humble suggestion would be to suspend the wheel's vertical axle between 2 magnets and thus get rid friction. I am almost done with a different design working on that same principle of repulsive magnets. Catch you later. Good luck.

[@thequixotryworkshop2424]

Good idea. I will resort to that if my plan with the sharp pointy low friction axle does not work.

[@redesign3dp]

Great video! This device is captivating. Nice replica...good craftsmanship!!

[@thequixotryworkshop2424]

Thank you very much!

[@andyminter7692]

I have built 3 different kinds so far. You only have to be 2% smarter than what you work with. They all come down to the same end. And they do work. My Neighbors want one to power their house like mine

[@thequixotryworkshop2424]

Hi Andy. Thanks for your comment. I would love to know more about what you built. Or at least tell me if I am on the right track. There are many designs of magnet motors but I have not seen even one ( except for this one that the hollander built) that looks legit. There is always something suspicious in the videos. The reason I want to get this simple motor to work is more to remove my own skepticism.
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[@SonikaWolmarans]

Keep at it my love 😍

[@heeliiopoodeer]

Hola te faltan los contrapesos que esta ubicado en el roto en la parte interna del rotos puede ser abrasaderas o algo asi , lo que no me queda claro si son para roper la simetria o para crear simetria en el peso del rotor

[@DeryckThompsonChasingtheDream]

The original wheel was vertical because the gravity helped the magnet to turn the wheel. ie: the magnet was lifting the wheel and gravity was helping by pushing down equally on the opposite side.

[@thequixotryworkshop2424]

I agree, however it had to be balanced perfectly. By turning the wheel horizontally I attempted to eliminate the balancing issues.

[@ScottieWallace]

What kind of magnets are those? They cobalt? Definitely not neodymium?

[@MasterFeiFongWong]

You could use a donut shaped magnet for the center of the wheel area, magnetized so that N is inside S is out side, this way when bar is spinning it's spinning against magnetic field and not against material that's causing friction. Think of it like a magnetic cushion.

[@thequixotryworkshop2424]

Good idea!

[@paulwilton735]

I have a magnetic engine that puts out 160 ft lbs @ 220 rpm. In the patent office. Remember the name MAG-E.

[@ThinkMai]

Cool I do make you this prototype.

[@edsonfernandes4997]

hello brother inside that wooden plate has a magic key

[@andreasschmitt2307]

There are many problems here, but most of all you forgot the batteries!

[@thequixotryworkshop2424]

Haha. Funny.

[@RODOLFO.M.S]

🙏🏼🇧🇷🌱👍

[@teslabrasileiro]

Perpetual motion machines would have to connect to the earth's electromagnetic frequency in order to spin

[@edsonfernandes4997]

to a magnetic key closes by.imas

[@fidelcatsro6948]

looks like you need better magnets to do the job, some of them are not up to the standard

[@thequixotryworkshop2424]

Yip. I agree. Some other guy built the same design and went through hundreds of different magnets and still had to add a hidden electro magnet to make it work.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

@@thequixotryworkshop2424
haha electromagnets!
Best of luck!