Large Electrostatic Motor Driven By Lenz Effect

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This shows an electrostatic motor I made being run in a different way than the high voltage method it was designed for. I am using the Lenz effect as the driving force rather than the Coulomb effect. A strong magnet is spun near the rotor to cause it to turn. The rotor is a clear plastic jar with a solid strip of aluminum tape inside it.
Thank you to GranddadIsAnOldMan and Magnetman2010 for their replication of my last experiment dealing with the Lenz effect.

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