Tri-Force Magnets - Finally shown to be OU?

[wizkycho]

Hi All
I will see if it uploads now.
Take Care all
Graham

There is No repulsion at the start of track ?

wiz

[Ergo]

All of this is very interesting but I can't see this gate being strong enough to deliver overunity torque.
The air gap between the magnets is very large and this waste the potential energy.
What happens if you bring the gates and moving magnet closer together?
I'll bet it won't work. You must have torque besides movement to produce real output.

[Paul-R]

Hi All
I will see if it uploads now.
Take Care all
Graham

Interesting video (but my computer gives no soundtrack)

I am not really up on this thread, but it seems that the first
system accelerates the roller and it then receives a moment
of repulsion as it approaches the second from the second
system. Why does the second system not attract it as the
first system does?

If the second system was separated by an extra two inches,
would this repulsion disappear, and would the second system
attract in the way the first system attracts?

Would mounting the project vertically allow gravity to assist?
Paul.

[Omnibus]

Hi All
I will see if it uploads now.
Take Care all
Graham

Continuing with this type of experiments is to repeat something well established already. Overcoming of follow up barriers in this way can be achieved in many ways. For these types of stations @CLaNZeR, for instance, has shown a very long run. As mentioned many times, the real problem is overcoming of the barrier prior to the initial neutral spot.For this kind of stations this problem can be seen clearly in @CLaNZeR's last videos where he tries to construct a motor. Therefore, the emphasis has to be directed towards solving that problem which, as a matter of fact, has always been central to this field of research. One possible solution may be screening as @klicUK has shown in his video although still not addressing that initial barrier.

[sm0ky2]

Hi All
I will see if it uploads now.
Take Care all
Graham

Interesting video (but my computer gives no soundtrack)

I am not really up on this thread, but it seems that the first
system accelerates the roller and it then receives a moment
of repulsion as it approaches the second from the second
system. Why does the second system not attract it as the
first system does?

If the second system was separated by an extra two inches,
would this repulsion disappear, and would the second system
attract in the way the first system attracts?

Would mounting the project vertically allow gravity to assist?
Paul.

i think that concept was a bit misconstrued. there IS repulsion, it doesnt get rid of it, it pushes it out further.,  giving you a larger "null zone" in which to start your roller - where it then attracts into the gate.

if you seperate them too much more the roller wont make it into the 2nd one.