This is amazing news. I know several people who have seen Yildiz motor
run for short periods, but not for days at a time. He was always
readjusting things.
If he is truly in production, the he must have solved some of the
control issues so that it can run for days instead of hours. I suspect
that it needs constant readjustment - which may not be a problem for
some situations but would limit the market.
I hope you are on the waiting list - since if nothing else, one could
imagine a computerized control system to do the readjustments.
H Ucar wrote:
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.
Jones Beene 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
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWggsnpEk_s&html5=1>
