The improved Flynn Gap.

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 A thirteen millijoule, 100 microsecond pulse turns watts worth of electromagnetic field strength on and off through: The "Improved Flynn Gap"!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZzosuvfvE4

I believe a highly efficient motor can be built using this power source to run it. Horseshoe magnet rotor and DPDT reed swith stand out as an approach. The posibilities are limitless.

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Look how the force multiplies with the combined magnets in the Flynn bridge: Why can't the resultant field match another larger neo of scaled up strength, and multiply the force again times nine?

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Here's a hyperlink to the original patent:

http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PALL&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsrchnum.htm&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=6229422.PN.&OS=PN/6229422&RS=PN/6229422

Electrically switchable magnet system

Abstract

In the switchable magnet system disclosed herein, a central pole piece is backed by at least two permanent magnets having substantially different energies (H.sub.c) so that one of the magnets is relatively switchable or reversible and the other is not. A magnetically permeable frame provides a peripheral pole face at least on either side of the central pole face and a backing plate bridging the central pole piece over the permanent magnets. A coil surrounds the first and second permanent magnets insde of the peripheral pole face. According, energization of the coil in one direction can reverse the polarization of the first magnet, thereby effectively short circuiting flux produced by the second magnet and terminating holding, while energization of the coil in the opposite direction can polarize the first magnet in parallel with the second magnet, thereby to effect holding.

Two cylinder magnets of the same dimensions, coil wraped, one alnico the other neodydmium, of differing strengths; Set between two ferrite keepers. That's it! This is very powerfull magnet switch.

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These guys sell a cheap alnico "Cow" magnet that's 1/2" in diameter and 3" in length.

http://www.adamsmagnetic.com/alnico_magnets/cow_magnets.php

Below are pictures of K & J magnetics matching neo: $20.00
Dimensions: 1/2" dia. x 3" thick
Tolerances: ±0.004" x ±0.004"
Material: NdFeB, Grade N42
Plating/Coating: Ni-Cu-Ni (Nickel)
Magnetization Direction: Axial (Poles on Flat Ends)
Weight: 2.55 oz. (72.4 g)
Pull Force, Case 1: 17.35 lbs
Pull Force, Case 2: 17.35 lbs
Surface Field: 6577 Gauss
Max Operating Temp: 176ºF (80ºC)
Brmax: 13,200 Gauss
BHmax: 42 MGOe
  The D8Z0 is a very sturdy, very strong neodymium cylinder magnet. Perfect for a vast array of applications. Easy to grab and handle, yet super strong! 

These two magnets yolked would create a third phantom magnet, maybe over thirty pounds of force altogether! What a kick! A radial motor of  six switches could allow for hysterisis loop and the coils could be turned to output during the off cycle. The rotor magnets just need to be spaced three inches, disks perhaps, and alternately facing. Stong rotor neos would allow for a heavily weighted flywheel, or an alternator load.

The simplest and quickest way to achieve OU with this switch would be to fire a two disk base 3" diametric magnet plug upward through a long output coil core, and let it fall back from gravity, slowed by Lenz drag. The magnet switch can stay polarized to help cushion the descent. The switch needs to shut off and refire just before magnet impact. This should self loop and generate power right away!

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Synchro1:

Clips like you linked to and the associated patent make me wince.  I looked at several clips from that YouTube user and he seems like a really nice guy.  The problem is that he just knows enough stuff to become overconfident.  He pushes his luck and makes several mistakes and draws incorrect conclusions.  Then we get a double-whammy because you look at his clips and don't know any better, and as a result you get a "blind leading the blind" phenomenon taking place.  On top of that you have a highly questionable patent that might also be wrong.  You end up with an unholy trinity - a potentially bad patent - a misguided teacher - an an impressionable student being misled that doesn't know any better.

And here we are at step four.  Does your thread get a lot of enthusiastic response from other people that don't know any better and the disinformation continues to self-propagate and spread even more misconceptions?  I can give you an example of a down-side to this stuff.  In the 2H2 + O2 world, commonly called "HHO,"  A bunch of jackasses at an "energy" company in California where filling a gas cylinder with 2H2 + O2 gas and compressing it to high pressure.  Now, you have to be a complete fool to not know how dangerous that is.  I doubt any of them were fools.  Beyond that, you have to be a complete moron to actually attempt to do it.  Multiple attempts were made and in one instance someone was killed by the explosion and there was another incident where I think someone had their arm ripped off by another explosion.  Half of the roof was blown off of the building in one of the explosions.

So, you have to ask yourself, am I a "bad guy" for making this posting or am I a "good guy" for telling you the truth to the best of my abilities based on the limited information available?  It's an important question, don't you think?

Here is what I think is happening, and this applies to the clip and to the patent:

The powerful neo magnet and the weaker alnico magnet are originally placed next to each other so that they will stick together, north mated with south on one end and south mated with north on the other end.  They are both cylindrical so the end pieces will also most likely have have a substantial amount of flux flowing through them to complete the magnetic circuit.  The two magnets together and the end pieces form a very strong flux loop.  It's so strong that my feeling is that the weaker alnico magnet never flips polarity like the patent says and the YouTuber says.  It's just not going to happen, the powerful neo magnet will likely always complete the magnetic flux loop after you disconnect the battery source from the coils and force the flux loop to flow in the desired direction.   Because the flux loop is so strong, almost no flux is available to attract the larger metal block.

Now, when he connects the battery and the configuration is set up as a permanent magnet holder (PMH) the flux generated by the coil flows through the magnet assembly and the big metal block.   Like I state above, the two magnets have got their own flux loop, and that is not really disturbed after the power is removed.  It will be temporally disturbed when the power is applied.  However, after the power is removed, the neo-alinco magnetic flux loop will self-restore.

After the power is removed, it's the big metal block that is now energized with flux so that it is the agent that acts like the "magnet" in the PMH.  The big metal block is attracting the smaller assembly that consists of the neo and the alnico and the end pieces.  The big metal block is energized with magnetic flux, and that flux "tunnels" through the neo-alnico magnet assembly.  So you end up with Bloch walls inside the neo-alnico assembly.

It's also possible that you can get the PMH effect working both ways in this setup although that's not mentioned in the patent nor is it mentioned or tested by the YouTube tester.  The big metal block can store a lot of magnetic flux energy and it's likely that it can "tunnel" it's own flux path through the neo-alnico magnet assembly in either direction.  Meanwhile the neo-alnico magent pair remain locked in their own flux loop.

So, if I am right, and my confidence is quite high, there is no flipping of the polarity of the alnico magnet.   Also, the "real magnet" when in PMH mode, is the big metal block, and not the neo-alnico magnet assembly.  Those are two big mistakes made in both the patent and the YouTube clip.

And what do you do now Synchro1?  Do you just completely ignore this posting and move onto the "next big thing?"  (No comment from you about the research work done on the junk yard magnets???)  Do you make some derogatory posting about my posting or me presonally?  Or do you show some character and say something like, "I didn't think of that.  Thanks, I will try to do some research on my own and try to understand most or all of what you said."  What do you do Synchro1?  After all, you made that reference to the 1970s, so we figure you must be a fully grown mature man that is in his forties or fifties.  What do you say?

MileHigh