All magnet motor no electronics

[kolbacict]

I mean the soft rubber magnetic tape used in electric motors. It is easy to cut out an object of any shape with a knife or scissors.

[ayeaye]

I mean the soft rubber magnetic tape used in electric motors. It is easy to cut out an object of any shape with a knife or scissors.

I see, but magnetic tape is likely not a strong magnet, hardly ever useful for overunity experiments. I though that you meant neodymium magnets, these are also soft and can be cut, but they are very strong magnets. What the effect of such cutting is, i don't know, never tried it.

[sm0ky2]

Mangnetman,
There is an extensive tri-force gate series on this forum
A user named Clanzer made a very good attempt at what
you are trying to do.
Might be worth a little digging to see his work.

[ayeaye]

I looked at the tri-force gate. The magnets are not always what may be expected. This gate forms one magnet with a weird shape, with the ends of it having the greatest force. That the force at the center is greater for the roller, is not anyhow clear.

To show that it works, all that is necessary is to give the roller some speed before the gate, and when it accelerates when passing the gate, then it gets extra energy. When it doesn't accelerate in that way, then there is no energy gain. In the videos that i have seen, they always start the roller from a standing position somewhere, this proves nothing.

[kolbacict]

I see, but magnetic tape is likely not a strong magnet, hardly ever useful for overunity experiments.

Is this a matter of principle? If it rotates weakly (it would be enough to overcome friction),
It will spin strongly with a strong magnet.

p.s.

I think if one would ponder certain ancient symbols of movement, it would teach a lot about magnetic motor principles.

cut such shapes out of a rubber magnet?