Originally posted by Aaron Murakami
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according to the book, in the "motor with the ball rotor inside the magnetic window coils", two neodymium-iron-boron magnets mounted into a plastic ball are used, assembled on an iron spacer.
However, it is not clear to me if they are superpole or not. They are rather not, I guess. I cannot imagine glueing two repelling neos together.
So I cut an iron rod and mounted two neos on it as suggested in the book. Holding another magnet near to it, one attracts, one repels, the neos adhere to the iron spacer.
For the time being, I can continue in my search for the Bedini glass case motor, making rotor, coil, plastic ball and basic configuration of circuit.
In the meantime, there may be others here on this forum who may mave heard of some details about that particular motor type.
I find this motor fascinating and I will stick to this for a while.
Thanks for help,
Elmar
Patrick
has a momentum on its own. He says aluminium can be magnetic, this has to do with the radiant field the motor generates, and the cylinder gets part of its spin from it. That´s why the axis of the Al cylinder is movable so that it can be arranged for the right resonance. He pointed out that the green LED or Neon lamps (I don´t know what lamps he used) function like a tesla switch. In fact, I see no wires attached to them. (all said IMHO).

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