One Way Magnetic Shielding - The Holy Grail

Megaverse · December 22, 2009, 08:33:39 AM

ok tito nevermind me or the others and go ask a professionals it's always better to have a real answer then to listen to a couple of know-all-jacks who think they got the answer for everything ...there's alot of these here and sadly i have to include myself. So the best solution is to ask a couple of professionals i think i can't give adresse of website here either like all damn stupid forum (a question of spaming i guess). But do a research on google for magnet4less or goudsmith they are both really big and international companies that deal in magnetism and they know alot more then any of us. You should have an answer around 400-500 years ...it's not precise and it depends of the condition it has been suffering like humidity, friction, heat, ect...

Ahh and by the way ...seriously think about it ...weither they last 400-500 or a wierd precise number like 1012

first we will be LOOOONG dead so who cares and second: nothing in a moving part machine will last as long we always think "hey, if magnets last 500 years than i can make a machine that would give free electricity for ...wow 500 years" but in reality bearings last like 20 years depending of the abuses, stress, heat, ect... and i'm not talking about the good ones from 1920 ...we are trap with the shit of today so 20 years maybe a little too generous. not to mention all the maintenance it needs to get to that 20 years ...arrg. So personally, I think it really don't serve any purpous to even mention it ... but nevertheless have fun with your projects and i wish you the best of luck.

On this good day,

Martin

Tito L. Oracion · December 25, 2009, 03:29:33 AM

HOW ABOUT THIS ONE
TAKE A LOOK

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0oUaPZ_wF8&feature=channel

Megaverse · December 25, 2009, 01:25:41 PM

I must admit tito that i didn't see anything that seems fake or any major flaw. there is still a possibility to trick this and the application seems limited at to the torque and it ain't for a house but i think that what we saw is fair possible. (well if your point was to shut me up tight well nice job tito hahahaha). If you have other similar i'd like to see them please.

Tito L. Oracion · December 28, 2009, 02:45:51 AM

Quote from: Megaverse on December 25, 2009, 01:25:41 PM
I must admit tito that i didn't see anything that seems fake or any major flaw. there is still a possibility to trick this and the application seems limited at to the torque and it ain't for a house but i think that what we saw is fair possible. (well if your point was to shut me up tight well nice job tito hahahaha). If you have other similar i'd like to see them please.

@ meg

no sir i just want to hear some explanation from you cause i'm really learning many things from you.

now i believed that you are correct sir because one of my magnet's strength was lessened because of heat, i think even a year cannot last

Magluvin · December 28, 2009, 03:42:46 AM

Tito
If you are using neo magnets, the temperature to affect them need to be over 150 deg F. Otherwise they should last many many years without depletion. Or if you are pulsing them in a very very high current magnetic field, that could hurt them also.
Mags

One Way Magnetic Shielding - The Holy Grail

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