Proof of Overunity From Magnets Fixture, No Negative Work Aspect, LaFonte

[Floor]

@GammaRayBurst

Nice concept !  I am a little bit familiar with the pseudo solid interactions. After I have spent some more time studying your new design.
I will then consider what, and if I can contribute some thing as you have requested.

Thanks for the good work

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[tim123]

Hi Gamma / Butch
  I think this is an intriguing idea. I've tried to simplify the mechanism a bit. Do you think the attached diagram is ok?

There's only 1 magnet. When it's on one bar - they're attracted, when it's on both - they're repelled...

The slidey bit could use improving - would need to make it symetrical...

Regards
Tim

[norman6538]

Tim where do you get this idea from?


There's only 1 magnet. When it's on one bar - they're attracted, when it's on both - they're repelled...


I have never seen anything repel unless there are two magnets.
And there is no repel/push unless there first is a squeeze and that takes work/foot pounds.

Norman

[tim123]

Hi Norman
Apologies if I've got this wrong, but it seems to me that it's functionally the same thing...? The repulsion is between the iron bars - not the magnets as such... Does it matter if there are two small magnets or one big one?

If the magnets are just polarising the iron the same way - as seems to be shown in the pics - then surely that would be the same  using one magnet or many?

[elecar]

Hi Tim. I do not think you would have the pseudo solid effect with a single magnet, from what I can figure it requires more than one magnet set in the same direction  - to -   and    + to +  A single magnet just wants to stick to the two bars in one set and moving that magnet as shown in your drawing would require much more work than that required in the original drawing.