On the other videos I recall, angular phase of the magnets are fixed to the axial displacement through the gearbox.
It is too bad that inventors locks them selves into patents and monetary deals. More than year ago I was on a big invention exhibition at istanbul where I meet M. Yildiz and watched his motor running for two hours. There is no doubt about it. In their recent announcement they said they are in production and they would not accepts new orders until 2018, July. A problem with such a high power motor is fixing the magnets (not the demagnetization). Due to impulsive forces magnet can melt plastic housings, Al is better but even a numbers of fixing screws may not suffice for long periods. On Mar 10, 2017 20:24, "Jones Beene" <[email protected]> wrote: H Ucar wrote: > Here is the video of the experiment https://youtu.be/ZofshixkMg4 , which > I first observed the non-polar repulsion and gave the sign of possibility > of levtation / bound state. > It is no wonder from watching phenomena like this, that the idea of a self-powering magnetic motor is one which will probably never die. Many have come close and are still trying - but the issue of demagnetization is always there. Here is another effort that is very alluring and advanced in its implementation, but alas, may not be the answer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWggsnpEk_s&html5=1
