New discovery suggest that permanent magnet motors might be possible

[Low-Q]

I am building a very simple device that I think will "work" on the same principle, but a rotary one.
Simulations in FEMM does not provide any meaningful results, so I build one just to understand how equatorial and polar forces works together. In 5 hours the 3D printer is finished with the first parts that is supposed to support the magnets. Different tests will be done, but I cannot promise videos, but pictures would do for the initial exprriments.


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[MagnaProp]

Thanks for the info. I have some little cube magnets in my hands now. If I bring them close to each other horizontally, with a vertical off set so that one cube is above the other, them are attracted to each other. I feel slight repulsion as they get really close together, pushing them apart vertically slightly, before the attraction is strong enough to make them snap together. I don't see how that slight repulsion help us?

Looking forward to your build images. Thanks again for the help in understanding what is going on here.

[TechStuf]

Study HJ's work.  Study Steve Kundel's work.  Study Qin Gang's work.

It don't get much simpler than that.

Far too many researchers have focused solely upon making a rotary system powered solely by PM interaction...

Including myself back in the day.

It clicked for me when I saw that copious field changes could be had for next to naught.

Ever see the movie: "Safety Not Guaranteed"?

Funny show.

[Jimboot]

Isn't that the MEG principle of switching?

[Belfior]

Isn't that the MEG principle of switching?

MEG came after decades of others