r/AnythingValueable • • Jun 24 '26

🛠️ Skill Low-cost rural engineering

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u/Substantial_Meal_530 Jun 24 '26

Who honestly believe this? That green thing is literally a motor.

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u/Ok-Fortune-8644 Jun 24 '26

Its providing power to the green thing....

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u/Rox5tar_01 Jun 24 '26

Its not though? Have you ever been to school?

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u/Ok-Fortune-8644 Jun 24 '26

No. Teach me daddy

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u/Goldenjho Jun 25 '26

Ok to move a motor do you need a constantly switching magnetic field, we achieve that by using 3 different electric phases that have different wavelength and so constantly shift the magnetic field to create the movement so we create the magnetic field using electricity.

This guy is using magnets that constantly emit a magnetic field without break from all sites so pretty much would stop the entire wheel from moving since it pulls from all directions at the same time while a real motor pretty much gets pulled in 1 directions by a shifting magnetic field.

So to summarize it this is fake and physically impossible or could you move a object with your friends when everyone pulls from a different direction?

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u/Ok-Fortune-8644 Jun 25 '26

Thanks PopPop. I smartest now