"I have built a working magnet motor!!"
See also: Mikell Device -
'Flying Dutchman Project' presents details of Mikell's device (speculation). Includes sketches
and additional comments from Mikell.
And see:
DON'T BUILD IT, IT DOESN'T WORK AND IT'S VERY DANGEROUS - go
figure. Same email address that announced working device now says it doesn't work, and demands
the page be taken down, and urges people to not waste their time and money. "You don't know
what you're dealing with."
The following was originally posted at:
http://pub20.bravenet.com/forum/fetch.php?
usernum=1672444533&msgid=143765&mode=&cp=
Subject: Re: I have built a working model!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Name: Mikell
Date Posted: Aug 10, 03 - 2:37 AM
Email: javalinnn@hotmail.com
I am familiar with Howard Johnson and his model. However, you don't need to
configure the magnets like he did. Here is what I did. Think of a donut shaped object about three
feet in diameter with the center hole about two feet in diameter. Ok, now this donut is made up of
bar magnets all in a spiral formation. The bar magnets are placed on this donut at an angle so that
all the positive ends point inwards but at a very slanted angle and curved all the way around the
donut shape so you have a magnet covered three dimensional donut. Now this serves as the stator
magnets. Now the armature magnets are on a bearing connected to a shaft that is fixed to the center
of the donut where there is just air. These armature magnets are glued to a piece of plastic that is
shaped like an hour glass that extends over the donut but the armature magnets are straight and are
configured opposite one another so magnet 1 is positive pointing inward and the next one beside it
negative pinpointing inwards and so on. This armature is three feet in diameter and is placed just
over the stator magnets by 1 cm. It spins so fast that I can't even see the armature magnets! Also
the air around the donut looks pink! I know that this sounds weird but it looks pink when the hour
glass magnets are spinning and it smells like rain! Only no rain. Weird!
I think what makes it turn is the angled stator magnets spiraling positive ends all pointing inwards
while curved which is in strong contrast to the straight magnets in an hourglass configuration with
every other magnet positive and negative. The spiraling configuration directs the spinning hourglass
shape of the armature magnets to go in a dedicated direction.
It really works and is the most exciting day of my life! I have something here. If I'm not careful
when I go to stop it if I touch it with my bare hands I got shocked so bad it felt like a jolt from
a capacitor! Now I use a brake pad to stop it.
See also
Contact
Mikell <javalinnn@hotmail.com>
Page posted by SDA, Sept 24, 2003
Last updated October 27, 2005
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