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German inventor claims that an earlier all-magnet motor accelerated to destruction. He has filed for a German patent and plans to later openly disclose the motor. He says investors have been secured.
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George Soukup Nachbauer claims to have come up with a working all-magnet motor (Magnetmotorenbauer) of the "V-gate" variety, for which he has filed for a patent, after which he will make it accessible. He presents what he calls the V-Track Rotary Magnet Motor. It appears to embody the V-track magnet acceleration model into rotating motion.
- "[The motor] accelerated up to destruction, therefore the rotor must be built better. But the size which it is did not create a problem. Only if I did the same with larger magnets would it becomes a problem. But this is accessible at the moment only for the German patent office. During disclosure it will become visible for everyone. I plan also its own web page. I have German investors already." -- Soukup (Response to myself; June 15, 2009; slightly edited)
Once engineered for production, the promise of an all-magnet motor is that it would present a clean, reliable, portable, and hopefully affordable energy source that could make electric motors and fuel-powered generators obsolete.
Here's one of several videos he's uploaded to YouTube. This one shows a series of still and rotating shots from different angles, primarily showing the version with the wood stator. One image shows a propeller attached to the shaft. Whether the rotating views show acceleration or not has yet to be determined (analysis pending).
Here's a collage showing some screen shots of the motor using a wooden stator.
See our PESWiki page on this for more videos, photos, links, a replication attempt by CLaNZeR, and other info about this technology.
http://www.peswiki.com/index.php/OS:George_Soukup_V-Track_Rotary_Magnet_Motor
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