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

[lumen]

Lumen, Any way you can get a sketch to me? I want to make sure we are on the same page. Also, I was never able to get the bars only to repel past half the magnet width. How about you?
Your idea could be a huge improvement, looking forward to seeing exactly how you have it laid out.
Butch

@Butch,

The only layout is in the modeler as a setup for testing. The test was to confirm that because a magnet can pull another magnet from a piece of iron, then could a magnet PUSH a magnet from the iron also. (or the iron from the magnet)

It seems with the correct ratio that the initial movement of the iron increases the repelling enough to push the iron further off the magnet and yet the increase again can still push the iron further.
The effect is probably useful in that moving the magnets back onto the iron could yield the forward gain required for total OU. That's what brought up the Stirling Engine because the over lapping cycles are very similar and would produce the movements required to build an engine based on the concept.
 
The entire concept was based on the exact concept you are showing again now.

[lumen]

I think for now, it would be best to just stay with the current design and build a working model.

It could be build with one stationary magnet and the iron bars and one sliding magnet with it's moving bars using crankshaft design with the iron bars moving as pistons and the magnet on another crank, moving as a piston within the bars.
By gearing the cranks together, the timing could be adjusted to create the desired effect.

Before that design, I would draw a 3d model based on the exact design, and gather data.

[gammarayburst]

The is the perfect layout, I will post video test links for youtube.
No drag as bar magnets move along in Pseudo Solid fashion.
This is it guys!
Butch LaFonte

[gammarayburst]

Drawing up attraction version tonight.
Butch

[norman6538]

I do not understand this drawing Butch. 1. it says rotary but I don't see an axle.
2. the left part makes sense but what is on the right?

Somehow this picture is not worth a thousand words to me.

Norman