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Need opinions on basic magnetic behavior in simple sequence

Started by gammarayburst, May 20, 2011, 01:50:51 PM

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gammarayburst

May 20, 2011, 01:50:51 PM
See attached drawing and this simple sequence may not be so simple to answer.
Thanks you guys,
Ray
I need your opinion on something super important.
Look at the drawing attached and tell me if you think that when the upper and lower magnets (horseshoe not drawn in)
are moved from point A to point B that the work to move it off the point A bar will be recovered when it goes into attraction to the point B bar? In other words, can you move the magnets from point A to point B and almost break even work wise?
Big deal here.
Ray
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