Miller Colson Magnetic Motor

[vidbid]

Version 2.0

@VIDBID,

A side axle would still require bearings and partial center axles for the stators to spin on. The center disk could be supported by rail slides (Below). We could combine rail slides with a central axle that passed through a larger hole in the center disk just to turn the second stator.

Another option would be to use two split positive A.C. synchronous electric motors, one on each stator disk, and support the center disk on sliding rails. Twin microwave carousel motors and two sliding rails for the center disk would probably work fine; Facing each other, the carousel motors would spin the disks in harmony with a split positive from a 120volt 60Hz wall outlet.

I believe the central axle and "Linear Rotating Bearing" are probably the simplest and least costly approach. The carousel motors (Below Right) are stuck rotating at one speed.

Okay. Check out Version 2.0.

[Allen Burgess]

Version (2)

@VIDBID,

Very nice, I can't find anything I don't like about your design. I dreamed up one final version that spins the central disk: A Bedini "Window Motor" on one end can spin a reciprocating ceramic axle magnet rotor inside an elongated winding. The ceramic axle would pass through ceramic bushings in the center of the fixed stators on each end. The ceramic axle would have rotor magnets on one end that would spin inside an "Elongated Window Coil" while free to slide in and out simultaneously, turning the attached center disk. The other side of the axle could carry the output magnets and coil.

[Allen Burgess]

Plastic linear rotating bearing.

Three of these plastic "Linear Rotational" bearings, and a 1 1/4" ceramic axle would work. The third bearing would split the window coil:

[lota]

Hello
Why don't you build the orginal? Everything else does not fit here.

Greeting
Lota

[Allen Burgess]

Original build.

Hello
Why don't you build the orginal? Everything else does not fit here.

Greeting
Lota

@Lota,

My reason is to try and test the operating principle to see if it works first.

[Dusty]

Part 2, more testing

Hi,

I've added part 2 now, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgyw...m-upload_owner

Just more testing of magnet location and a tracking system (think roller coaster)

Fun to see all you guys coming up with ideas and thanks for the nice comments.

I'm just having fun building this replication and what little contribution I might make in some way hopefully will spur other ideas.

Dusty

[Dusty]

Part 3, more testing

Part 3 is up.

Added more magnets, discussion on tracking system

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8Et...ature=youtu.be

Part 4 will be up in a few minutes.

Dusty

[Dusty]

Part 4

Part 4 is now up.

New tracking system.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGjZ...ature=youtu.be

Much better tracking and less resistance to disc travel.

Dusty

[DaKrampus]

Yes dusty, that is exactly what i dreamt of!!!
very very nice...
Now i have been thinking (happens sometimes) the patent is not as a motor, but as a torque enhancer if I remember well.

Now there is another engine out there called the kundel motor, that converts linear energy to rotation.
My next thought is applying the conversion to this device... example: power it through the speaker motor.. (or any other linear motor)
but i do not know if that works..
so could you try on your device to push and pull the handle instead of turning it? would that make it rotate????

here is the patent of this "kundel motor"
http://www.pulsedtechresearch.com/wp.../06/Kundel.pdf

and here is a video where he explains the principle:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNgd1ZVZtsY

Again, these are just ideas that come into my mind when i watch you excellent demo.

keep it up

Luc

[lota]

Hi dusty.
good construction. But it's not going to. You will need a large mass or a large flywheel. It is also better to have a long stroke. The cogging points need to be overcome and the energy stored to. I'm just about 20Kg. It is not running but still. Magnets 230 kg 7X1cm 12 PC.

greeting
Lota

[Allen Burgess]

Miller Colson build

Hi dusty.
good construction. But it's not going to. You will need a large mass or a large flywheel. It is also better to have a long stroke. The cogging points need to be overcome and the energy stored to. I'm just about 20Kg. It is not running but still. Magnets 230 kg 7X1cm 12 PC.

greeting
Lota

@Lota,

Golly gee willikers! That looks like the original. Very impressive.

[soundiceuk]

Kundel Magnetics

Click on the "Reciprocating Motor" tab for a good animation.

[mike_kilroy]

Kundel Magnetics

Click on the "Reciprocating Motor" tab for a good animation.

Anything new on this?

[lota]

Hello
I'm in Sweden at the moment. Must be co-ordinated. I need also a special crankshaft. With longer stroke. I also have contact with Mr. Miller. He says,
It is someone there and tests the engine.

Greeting
Lota

[Rl2003]

Old Video of this.

I don't know if you all have seen this older video, but I saw this
thread and thought I would put it up.
From 2013 the first prototype.

Mark


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-StDu77GvXc