Re: AW: [EVGRAY] Re: working perendev magnet motor

Hi HD
 Don't know the developer or contact I only found this liking around youtube is all....
 Here in link below is super simple and cheap way to magnetically shield magnets so no 
"sideways" flux....maybe this concentrates flux too a bit more at the ends for stronger push or pull I don't know.....all that is needed is aluminum sheet and ferrous steel or iron sheet and sadvwich wrap these sheets around magnet;
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14ayyu9PVSI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14ayyu9PVSI

Hi all
 Here is very good description and explanation of how the Yildiz magnet motor works - I am sure this magnet motor really works, at least from what everyone has seen on the internet....probably It is being suppressed since he is Muslim I will guess as well as the other more common reasons....but anyways this guy talking in video is doing very good work with 3D computer images to explain motors and generator designs and here is his explanation of the Yildiz motor.....only thing lacking is are the magnets in rotor and stator axially or diametrically polarized....at least he does not mention this, but shows them all axially in his computer drawings....maybe he assumes they are like this, but does not know for sure (I don't know) but I do know the previous video I posted with the working perendev motor the builder of that magnet motor said that the rotors are axial the stators diametric (or other way around would have to watch again) so maybe same thing with Yildiz motor too....Anyways another fun project for someone with workshop patience and a few hundred magnets.drill press and glue....
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sk2s8fHSP9k https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sk2s8fHSP9k

hi all
 One more magnet-motor link to look at you from youtuve....this is Mario Ghudec again with his 3D computer drawings and he says this is the simplets design he has seen (he has already lots of different magnet motor designs up already) and it is 4 rotor magnets vs 5 stator magnets with mu metal shielding in between so only one rotor and one stator magnet at at time actually repels each other for force to spin....I am thinking this design might need that magnetic shielding of aluminum and steel sheet wraps around the magnet to work better so that the sideways flux against the mu metal does not slow the rotor as the rotor spins and the flux only shoots out straight from the ends of the magnets anyways here is this short video explaining design::
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enkUpTxaG0o https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enkUpTxaG0o