Rotational PMM by wizkycho

[m668004]

@wizkycho

Here (picture) is a device that works (I doubt it) with attraction. What do you think?

M.

P.S.: I have an additional idea. If we can't make the iron-output-rotor follow the unshielded area horizontaly we can make it going up and down when the area under it is shielded/unshielded!

[wizkycho]

@wizkycho

Here (picture) is a device that works (I doubt it) with attraction. What do you think?

M.

P.S.: I have an additional idea. If we can't make the iron-output-rotor follow the unshielded area horizontaly we can make it going up and down when the area under it is shielded/unshielded!

This could work but difference between Hill and Walley is very small. So small I think it wouldn't be enough to give any
excess power (not even in FE mode)
maybe something else ...

[ooandioo]

No answer from www.supermagnete.de to my questions about larger ring magnets (i asked for 100mm to 200mm diameter...). Will resend my request today.

Any news from you guys?

-- Andi

[m668004]

Any news from you guys?

Don't blame me for the ferritringmagnets. They are pretty strong too. Demagnetization is not the problem for me, because it's a only a personal test and not the solution of the "world-energy-problem". And they are easily available.

What I need now is steel for the shielding and some electric motors as motor/generator. That should not be the problem.

M.

[ooandioo]

Good work, you are first. I'm waiting for answers from supermagnete.de and will go off today to get some steel.

Any idea how we can measure forces. For testing, it would be enough to raw measure N at output rotor and compare it to input. If there is only a little higher out, i will cut a caper...

-- Andi