Are you able to share pix of your setup?
Sure, here's where I got to so far. Having been a little generous with the "adjustment cavity" I'll need to start a new build. The moving member (OP states it is a neodymium ball, not steel) needs to be able to accumulate momentum, enough to re-enter between 6 & 9 o'clock for it to do as we wish.. Lengthening the latter part did not yield the result I had hoped for. I am using a 20mm dia. x 15mm deep N42 cylinder since it rolls better than the N42 ball I had been using. The phenomenon can be applied to the Bedini motor in an optimized process.
Thanks for sharing. Those two videos are equally worthy of investigation. Adding a pulse coil that could certainly make for an interesting build, although I do believe the goal here would be to simply sustain motion using PMs alone. It'd be tricky to siphon anything from such a "low power" build. I'm still unsure whether there is a hidden pulse coil in the video in mention. I doubt it - but there's only one way to (dis)prove it. This is something that anyone could attempt - although it does require a good level of precision and deliberation. For those skilled in CAD, well - you guys have an immediate advantage 
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