Power from repelling magnets

[sm0ky2]

Exactly.


There will be found some small field effect outside, but imperceptible to most

[ayeaye]

There will be found some small field effect outside, but imperceptible to most

Yes there are things that we know, but i don't exclude that there can also be things that we don't know. Because we don't know that much about fields and quantum. All the purpose of the research is to find out how it is.

Of course we badly need better and more precise instruments. No hope to measure all these subtle things otherwise, and find out all that happens. We cannot even measure the forces of the shield, how pathetic is that.

My spring scales have not yet arrived. They have 1 newton range, one division is approximately one gram, means that it should be at least possible to measure with the precision 1/4 gram, which may be for some purpose enough.

How the electronic scales and force gauges are made, they use a pressure sensitive resistor, it is that such resistor also reacts to bending a surface. The rest is a non-linear transform by microcontroller, translating the resistance into force. Possible to make such thing, and it's not expensive, but it's a whole separate task.

[sm0ky2]

A compass is your friend


Not necessarily the kind used for navigation
But a magnetic needle, on a low friction surface
With varying degrees of freedom.


On a string, on a cork in a dish of oil, there are many
methods of making highly sensitive magnetic detectors.
but always keep in mind the offset caused by the earth field

[ayeaye]

I cannot measure the strength of the force with compass.

[Corton]

I have felt for some time that a combination of the right things will made OU happen.

I agree, and my personal belief is this requires the utilization of both forces. that would be attraction and repulsion. As stated by a few on this forum, and others, repelling magnetic fields can act as a compression stage. Magnetic attraction is similar to the expansion stage. I like your concept, and then construction some pages ago with the offset on your scissor device. If you place the device horizontal does it perform the same way?

Keep up the good work.

- Corton