Magnets, motion and measurement

[norman6538]

ARMCORTEX said on Sept 05 2019

"Magnets cannot produce power"

Here are 3 cases that you need to take a seriously look at.


the Pendulum that swings 2 hrs past its dropped point.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FzK2XKQ-74


slider based on Butch Lafonte
https://overunity.com/14876/permanent-magnet-ou-machine-working-today/msg445616/#msg445616
mp4 annimation is here
https://overunity.com/14876/permanent-magnet-ou-machine-working-today/dlattach/attach/148504/

and also based on Butch Lafonte
Power from repelling magnets
https://overunity.com/18288/power-from-repelling-magnets/msg537211/#msg537211


Norman

[Low-Q]

Your little jabs followed by radio silence are funny, as you keep on with your ridiculous rube goldberg machine, you are probably thinking in you brain that you have the answer for OU , ROFL...

Seriously, your machine makes me laugh...

Talking to people like you is like talking to a bug eyed autistic kid with ego issues who looks the other way and screams when things dont go his way. I understand that you like to build these things because its good for your mental health, kind of like people
who like to have a pet baby horse alongside them for emotionnal support.

Magnets cannot produce power either, if I am screwed then so are you.

But seriously, flywheels are much more interresting, they can provide imaginary source of power (reactive) and, can provide out large energy in near infitesimal time in a unidirectionnal fashion.

Magnets suck compared to flywheels, they could be good if they could de-materialize and re-materialize to provide pure impulses, sadly this is not star trek.

You are missing the point. Both magnets and flywheels sucks. None of them can produce energy. My own project is only done to examine the inner workings. Figuring out how the magnetic force behave when the belt rewinds as I turn the rotor. Trying to find where in this design the countertorque is produced. I have never claimed OU - none of my projects have that agenda or claim. It is one and only purpose: Learning. I am not a physicist, so my way of learning is practical experiments.
I am sure you learn alot if you start to build things. You will soon enough figure out that I'm right.


Vidar

[citfta]

A new video with some actual measurements.


https://youtu.be/68ChN24x_HU


Constructive comments are welcome.  But please note, if you are just a troll that never actually builds anything and only wants to bash what others are doing then don't waste your time posting as your post will be ignored.  However if you are an actual builder and tester like Floor and Norman and Vidar then your comments are welcome.


Thanks for watching,
Carroll

[ARMCORTEX]

My building skills are 20 times better than your believe me.

I bash those that cramp the style of better researchers.

Such as you, and those you have named.

BTW, this video is a total waste of time, can you stop wasting people's time?

[norman6538]

Carroll I dispute what Armatex just said. Your video is right on but misses 1 thing. Work is
mass x distance not just force/pounds.

I like to use weights that drop or lift and it is very clear.
So I suggest
1. use a weight to set the device into neutral where it can be repelled in the next step.
2. unset so that it will push/repel away and measure that work.
3. measure how much work is done by the  push/repel away.

In my current device
1 = 1 unit of work oz or lbs x a given distance
2. = 1 unit
3. work out is 6 units of work
giving a net of 4 extra units. And if you cascade that 2 times it becomes 36 when
you take out the set/reset units.

Carroll thank you for making a quality and easy to understand video.
And you are right about no magnetic blocker but "disturbers/balancers" do exist  like Butch Lafonte made.

I suggest that you use the closer stronger repel force to get the most out. That is what I did
and then in Lafonte fashion you can put attraction at the other end so that you get a push/pull for the same movement.

My health recovery has really held me back. I only get about and hr of work done each day.
and it takes another hr to workup a good design.

Norman