I all,

I have collected some interesting informations about Wankel:


Starts:
Apprently, the first inventor of this kind of moteur is Tekko Kure (Japon), Takahashi continue the work under Wankel Magnetic like Paul Sprain or Tom Bearden

Interesting Address:
De Reed à Werjefelt 2/2
The Tom Bearden Website
Welcome to the magnetic wankel motor page
The Permanent Magnet Motor - 1979 Paper by Howard R. Johnson and William P. Harrison, Jr.
Free Energy and Perpetual Motion


Some Stator Setup idea




Documents
Here some picture came from the document more down


You can get it here
http://www.arlingtoninstitute.org/library/LODER.PPT
Or mirrored here:
http://www.syscoil.org/medias/storag...r_3/wankel.pps


Replication
Here some replication

Paul Monus Réplication:


Paul Sprain Réplication:


Ted Loder Réplication



John Bedini / Tom Berarden Replication


David Scott Réplication
A document about magnetic wabkel for cars:



Vidéos
YouTube - The Magnetic Wankel Engine concept
YouTube - Magnet Motor - Harry Paul Sprain
YouTube - Harry Paul Sprain magnet motor 2007 with generator
YouTube - Harry Paul Sprain magnet motor 2007




Molux

Du to this crazy limitation of picture post a cut my post in two part:
(but why this limitation ? the pictures not loaded from you server...)



I think i'm not alone intersting about this process, if you have more information or intuition about my suggested modifications, tell me it please

I want to "self run" it if it's possible, here an idea:






I dont have all material a the moment but i quickly build a small replique for basic testing.


Assembly replique


Disassembled replique, in center of stator, the floppy disk driver "ball bearing"

This replique have so many probléme, the position of magnets (slop) it important and badly build under my little gate.

Here a simple vidéo i trying:
YouTube - Magnetic Wankel Motor 1

I have to make some test before put a coil under that

Hy,

Here you can find the following...
Wankel Magnet Motor

Molux

Is anyone replicating or has anyone replicated the TOMI magnetic motor. It is shown in linear form on other websites. Some have tried to make it run circular, but have come up just short or continuous circular motion. TOMI stands for theory of magnetic instability. If you are interested in seeing the TOMI motor drawing go to KeelyNet Energy Files

no

i know only that here 3 magnetics that work 2 curcular but very slow and 1 linear with a clever trick to it that can run fast. but torque is low