Magnetic array repeling iron

[buzneg]

the metal ball becomes a magnet in the feild. The flux lines straighen out some in the iron, making in effect (for simplification) two small magnets in it, so the 2 north poles of the small magnets are at a degree facing each other, but when you move it down the pole that causes them to strenghen a little, and turn towards each other, N-N like. When you move it up the pole the regular attraction effect takes over.

[FreeEnergy]

so how can we use this effect exactly to harness free energy?

[Dansway]

How about a balanced "push - pull" system?  Using two systems facing each other and a slider on a rod in the middle...

Dan

[Low-Q]

so how can we use this effect exactly to harness free energy?

This is a question I also have asked myself. Where the ball is resting, is a sticky point and nothing else. I don't think this will do any work. As far I can see, a monopole is the only thing which might work. The ball in this case have in this state four poles, two N and two S where equal poles are facing the magnets respective poles in both directions, so the ball is trapped in middle of repelling forces - hence the sticky point, is what i think after testing a small magnet in the same position where the ball is. However, the ball is free to move sideways, and it is not possible to turn the thing up side down and expect the ball to hang in that point without the support tube - so it is not an effect by diamagnetism we see here.

Br.

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