Magnets, motion and measurement

[norman6538]

I am truly stuck again with not being able to get it balanced where almost no effort is required to move the distrupter magnet. A stack of 3 or 4 gives plenty of repel force
a lot is lost when the gap gets wider and the force weaker.
The round neos are way too tricky so I went back to cereamics.

Norman

[Floor]

@ Norman 6538

Your fixtures / set up is not rigid enough, nor high precision enough
to give consistent results.  Half measures wont get you there.

I still maintain that you should get some one with a wood shop (a cabinet maker or friend) to build you a solid test unit.  2 sliding units at right angles to each other, each with precision linear bearings. It must be adjustable in many directions and adaptable for the mounting of many varieties of magnet shapes and sizes.

No experiments nor proofs from you, can be valid without some kind of setup like that, although your input and opinions still are.

           regards
                   floor

[Floor]

@ norman

The magnets in this 6 minute video are clamped and / or hand held.

               https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x728wd9

But what they show is clear enough for anyone to see and / or try for their self.

There are 19 (I think) videos at the SeeThisVid channel at dailymotion.com.

                         floor

[norman6538]

Floor, I started fixed mount but that did not tell all. So I moved to one fixed side
and one moving so measure the potential work in and out. The vertical disrupter magnet
must be vertically aligned to acquire the neutral force or it will either repel
or attract.
My rough efficiency is under 100% today.
So here are some things I discovered.
1. the vertical disrupter magnet should be as thin as possible so closer
stronger gives more power.
2. but the vertical disrupter magnet has to be strong enough to disrupt the repel of the
two magnets.
3. Once balanced vertical disrupter magnet must remain in alignment when it
   is extracted to allow the repel to work.

4. I am using 3 stacked Radio Shack magnets because 2 are too weak and
   4 are too strong for the vertical disrupter magnet to release the repel force.

My drawings always work (armchair quarterbacks) but my embodiments ( benchers )
do not do as well as the drawings.


Norman

[citfta]

My drawings always work (armchair quarterbacks) but my embodiments ( benchers )
do not do as well as the drawings.


Norman

LOL   The story of my life.  Thanks for the laugh.

Cheers,
Carroll