Work from 2 magnets > 19% output 2

[Floor]

@Lumen / vidar

Really, I'd like to just get out of the way of the project at this point, and see what others come up with.
Except that I also would like to see precise measurements and evaluations, that  can be compared meaningfully to my own.

But, this is all in the public domain.. . and of course people can do what ever it is they prefer to with it.

I'm sure that there are a large number of variations in magnet shape and strength worth checking out.

A week ago, I formed a u shaped magnet configuration on the slider side, by clamping 3 magnets in place of just the one.  The RO magnet fit between 2 of the magnets and butted up to the third one as in " normal"  operation.  This radically changed the interactions.

It would be nice to seeing a spin off topic, just for the purpose of those many variations. 

But, I what I would really like to see under this topic, are replications, which are of similar enough  interactions, that hey could will validate  the present design.  I hope people can understand why I think this is important at this point.  While keeping these things in mind, it's all good and I say, lets go for it.

                        best wishes
                                floor

[gotoluc]

Hi Floor,


thanks for the newer data and details.


My thinking cap is on to try to cum up with a simple gotoluc build


I found this video that looks to be related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdugDt7KoYY



If you have any ideas drawn up that you would share, I may be able to think of other possibilities.



Thanks for sharing


Luc

[lumen]

Hi Floor,


thanks for the newer data and details.


My thinking cap is on to try to cum up with a simple gotoluc build


I found this video that looks to be related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdugDt7KoYY



If you have any ideas drawn up that you would share, I may be able to think of other possibilities.



Thanks for sharing


Luc

That is some overly complicated device but it is similar in operation.
I think it would be best to start with something simple to prove a working concept.

Some theory as to how the energy is gained would be helpful since it would be required to quickly improve the output.

[Floor]

Qoute from Luc  "I found this video that looks to be related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdugDt7KoYY" END QUOTE

Awsome... looks like the twist drive to the T,  except that the T stands for Torque...pun intended 

Also, it looks like supporing eveidence is starting to pile up.

so cool.

                   thanks all
                             floor

[Low-Q]

How much energy is required to turn magnet 3 in that video?
If both magnets are rectangular, they would  be hard to turn 90 degrees of each other.
I know about the slide-force-part, and that require less force to do, but what about the displacement needed to slide them apart?
Would the displacement needed for sliding be 4 times the displacement needed to pull the magnets directly apart?


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