Two Cogs to move shield and overcome sticky

[CLaNZeR]

Another mad idea but thought I would share.

What about two cogs as attached.

The cog on the Right has the usual arc magnet setup, a spiral arc may be better as in some wheels.
The cog on the left has a piece of shielding attached and a magnet that is static and put in place from above on a rig of some sort.

As the Right hand cog turns Clockwise the sticky point will be where the magets get close to the static magnet. as this approaches the left cog turn anti-clockwise and shielding is aligned between the two magnets and overcomes the sticky point at the correct time.

As usual feedback welcome.

Regards

Sean.

[gyulasun]

Hi Sean,

I think this is an excellent idea (and I have not seen it yet elsewhere).
Of course the thickness of the shield, the distances need very careful tinkering.  Especially in question is the length of the shield because it will not be all the same how long the magnets of the right hand wheel are to attract to it. Hopefully you will be able to test your setup.  Maybe a half-ring shaped magnet on the right hand wheel could also be used?  (I know it is a rare piece in one's drawer...


rgds
Gyula

[slncspkr]

hi sean,
I tried that before and it did not work.
  I wish I had some videos to show it but I did not take any.
what hapens is that the "shield gets suck to the none moving magnet and it locks the whole thing up.

[Jdo300]

Hi Sean,

Nice idea but I have to go with slncspkr on this one. Your magnet would just attract to the shield and get stuck unless you use some method of balancing the forces out (think the Tri-Force technique) www.fdp.nu/free_energy.asp?book=90

Your idea does remind me of a similer one I saw posted somewhere. I posted the picture below.

God Bless,
Jason O

[CLaNZeR]

I can see what you are saying regards the attraction of the shield to the static magnet, but was thinking more along the lines of if the spacing was correct then the neutral line would come into play as discussed by gyulasun in this thread http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1738.20.html

I think I Mill out a couple of Cogs and try some different variations and let you know.

Regards

Sean.