Magnetic Engine Video

[MarkE]

I have correctly understood Low-Q's video and replied on it before.  You are not understanding things properly.  Anyway let us wait and see how Vidar builds the engine.

Low-Q and I have both explained your misconceptions.  Do you think that a variable reluctance machine is something new?  VR machines have been around for over 100 years.  They are well-studied, well-understood, and all under unity.

[Low-Q]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOQYEzIhTqU


What I have demonstrated in that video, is it not physics?

Your video might be some sort og "psysics" (combination of physical and psycological). Since you have no accurate stress sensor or gauge in your hands, it is possible you have overrated your own experiment.
Experiments done by hand is impossible to make any accurate conclusions from.


Vidar

[vineet_kiran]

Your video might be some sort og "psysics" (combination of physical and psycological). Since you have no accurate stress sensor or gauge in your hands, it is possible you have overrated your own experiment.
Experiments done by hand is impossible to make any accurate conclusions from.


Vidar

OK!  You build the engine as it is using physics only!  If you think that using hand is unethical, make it automatic using a drop cam,  keeping the fixed magnet and shield vertical.   The entire system has to be correctly synchronized.

Here is the details of a drop cam :

http://www.technologystudent.com/cams/snail1.htm

[Low-Q]

OK!  You build the engine as it is using physics only!  If you think that using hand is unethical, make it automatic using a drop cam,  keeping the fixed magnet and shield vertical.   The entire system has to be correctly synchronized.

Here is the details of a drop cam :

http://www.technologystudent.com/cams/snail1.htm

Thanks for the link. I have a 3D printer I can make the parts neccessary to complete the project.
I will spend some time and little money on this, but if the reward is that someone can learn from it, it is worth it :-)


I have magnets - enough of them. Many 25mm diameter 6mm thick neodymium. I will use a couple of those.


Here is some of the neos I have:

[Pirate88179]

Vidar:

Please do not upset the space/time continuum with your experiment.  I have just now re-set all of my clocks and watches for the daylight savings time change.

Bill