Here is the planned modification:
![http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y22/CaptBewil/magMotorDsn02.jpg [http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y22/CaptBewil/magMotorDsn02.jpg]](http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y22/CaptBewil/magMotorDsn02.jpg)
Keep in mind that this is merely a diagram. There's a lot more that goes into the construction. The purpose of this diagram is to give a basic idea of how the device is supposed to work. This is also only the One-Cycle configuration. The goal is to work up to at least a Tri-Cycle configuration.
The only other change I'd make to the diagram configuration is that instead of a counter weight on the other end, I'd just go ahead and add another magnet and spring setup. This would double my gain and aid in getting the opposite end of the armature a little more boost to ensure it makes it all the around. Obviously, this is adding more friction/resistance into the mix, but most of that is being stored in the spring which is then transferred back into the system.
By the way, the magnets I am using having 45N rating. The great thing about Neodymium magnets is that, the smaller you get, the stronger the rating. There are 48N rating Neodymium magnets that are barely the size of a pin head. The store I got these others from sell them in packs of 100 but they provide extra because they're so small, it's difficult to count them. My point is that the system is downward scaleable. Not only that, but the efficiency would be greater.
![http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y22/CaptBewil/magMotorDsn02.jpg [http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y22/CaptBewil/magMotorDsn02.jpg]](http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y22/CaptBewil/magMotorDsn02.jpg)
Keep in mind that this is merely a diagram. There's a lot more that goes into the construction. The purpose of this diagram is to give a basic idea of how the device is supposed to work. This is also only the One-Cycle configuration. The goal is to work up to at least a Tri-Cycle configuration.
The only other change I'd make to the diagram configuration is that instead of a counter weight on the other end, I'd just go ahead and add another magnet and spring setup. This would double my gain and aid in getting the opposite end of the armature a little more boost to ensure it makes it all the around. Obviously, this is adding more friction/resistance into the mix, but most of that is being stored in the spring which is then transferred back into the system.
By the way, the magnets I am using having 45N rating. The great thing about Neodymium magnets is that, the smaller you get, the stronger the rating. There are 48N rating Neodymium magnets that are barely the size of a pin head. The store I got these others from sell them in packs of 100 but they provide extra because they're so small, it's difficult to count them. My point is that the system is downward scaleable. Not only that, but the efficiency would be greater.
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