New Perm Mag Engine Design 1.5 : 1 Ratio (work from magnets)

[Floor]

@Telecom

I think that the shapes of the magnets affects the ratios. No ACCURATE tests have been made of this assumption. 

As I had originally assumed that forces SL would be greater than forces RO, I also assumed that square (or rectangular magnets stacked to form a square magnet) would produce a more extreme ratio.  I had at one point also considered cylindrical magnets (polarity ACROSS the long axis (rather than along it).  It may be that long narrow magnets (thin broad wafers with the pole on the broad sides) will yield a yet better result.

At this point I am still hoping for replication by some one else. After all no one knows for certain, that I haven't just made up these measurement sets.

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[telecom]

I agree,
this may be a shape related fenomena.
I personally have a full trust in your data.

You mentioned that you are planning another set of experiments.
May be you can describe the jig you are planning to use, so some people could build it concurrently?

[Floor]

@TeleCom

Essentially The same TD (twist drive) measuring device with mounts designed to accept a variety of shapes and sizes of magnets or electromagnets.

If some one wants to build one, I would hope that it would be a close replica of my current simple device.  My physical measurements seem to be the only thing that could be disputed at this time.  I haven't figured out a way to post the actual physical device.  If one other person verifies the measurements they can or I will come forward with "outrageous" claims. Hopefully there will be many replications after the first, one and the world can have it.

The magnets are only about $3 US for 2, at true value hardware.  The steel axles were scraped from a dead printer, the 0-90 deg. scales can be hand drawn or printed with a graphics prog. and glued to a card board backing. My pulleys are pill bottle lids (stopper type) screwed to blocks of wood that were hand shaped on a belt sander.  The collars on the axles were scraped from the same printer,  they are hubs broken from the centers of paper driving wheels. etc.....

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[Floor]

@Readers

I am posting some drawings that are of changing perspective of rotating objects. They are my as yet incomplete notes, on interacting spiraling fields.  Please just ignore them if you wish as they are off topic, in regard to the physical mechanics of the TD test unit, except for in a convoluted / abstract way.

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