Mgnetic shield?

[Floor]

@ Telecom

The only reliable way to overcome the shield problem is connect two cifta units
back to back, the way they are now.
Then rigidly connect shields.

The Newton's magnets topic is intended to address a very narrow vein and a specific line of inquiry.
Thank you for being the one to, move this over to another topic.   The Newton's magnets topic
was not the right place for this discussion.  Definitely  related, and some what relevant, but still off topic.

I see that you had already arrived at a solution to that "problem".

Have I correctly understood your concept / observation ?
   and
Does the above drawing (Lumen's innovation 2.png),  adequately / correctly, express / illustrate
a version of your suggested solution ?

Note ..... There are some other solutions.  Yours, I like !

Good eye, nice solution.

         floor

[telecom]

In your diagram I don't quite understand the fine-tuning part, but the rest should
work IMHO.
Forces on each shield should be neutralizing each other, since they act in the opposite directions in A and B.
I would make both shields coaxial rather than parallel to illuminate unnecessary
rotating moments.

[citfta]

Hi Telecom,

Maybe this will help you understand better what Floor has been saying.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHHVrQRby9A&feature=youtu.be


Carroll

[telecom]

Hi Carroll,
you have a great building skills!
On 3:00 and on, I don't see any indication that this shield actually reducing the repelling force.
I tried this myself on a more crude setup, and also haven't noticed this.
Nevertheless, this is a great demonstration video.
Regards.

[Floor]

More explanation of the brute force method.

part 1
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7f0md2
part 2
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7f0o4w

     floor