New proof and blueprints on how to properly sheild magnets

[Sprocket]

Wow, this seems incredible, if it's that simple (sheet tin & rubber spacers).  Simple to prove/disprove for anyone with the right-sized magnets too.  Unfortunately, the biggest I have is 1cm disc magnets...

I'm really surprised this has attracted so few posts - what am I missing???

[Aka]

I might test it tomorrow if I get time with some 10mm x 10mm x 5mm neos and some thin sheet metal I found in the garage... it may be a little thick so I may have to try and find some better materials

they are only small magnets but if the double shield works it should be easy to test in a loop with the rotor I have already set up

[utilitarian]

Wow, this seems incredible, if it's that simple (sheet tin & rubber spacers).  Simple to prove/disprove for anyone with the right-sized magnets too.  Unfortunately, the biggest I have is 1cm disc magnets...

I'm really surprised this has attracted so few posts - what am I missing???

I think people are jaded by all the youtube videos that have proven to be fakes.

[Honk]

I don't see the shielding proof of this video.
There is some repeling and then he moves the magnet far above the magnet on the table. To far away.
If the shield had been any good at all he should be able to put the magnets close together without them interacting.
And the holy graal of magnetic shielding is a material that will stop flux without the magnets being attracted to the shield.
But this type of shield doesn't exist, and it probably never will.

There is no existing shield that can shield magnetic flux without the magnets being attracted to the shield.
This is how a shield works. It's simply a ferromagnetic alloy with very good magnetic attraction properties that will
stop or weaken the flux from passing through the plate. But the backdraw is the magnets being attracted to the shield.
And this attraction consumes just as much energy to overcome as the shield have provided, if properly designed.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the video show no progress in shielding technology.

[Honk]

Iv'e looked at some more of your videos and think I understand how you plan to build your fuelless motor.
If so, this have been tried before and it didn't work. But I wish you luck in your continued research.

Don't forget that you need powerful torque and good rpm at no or little expense to suceed.