Roll on the 20th June

[Morgenster]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ah4rDjRDZd0

Now let's see this in closed loop, please. Or finish the fucking wheel. All the rest is garbage.

[helmut]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ah4rDjRDZd0

Now let's see this in closed loop, please. Or finish the fucking wheel. All the rest is garbage.

@ Archer
Congralutation !

I guess it will take less than 1 week, that someone has replicatet a wheel with the new
magnetic accselerator.

This is a great succsess.

Thank you Archer
And thanx to all those, who make him fight to defend his theorie.

helmut

[TinselKoala]

If it was a steel track.. The entire track would turn into a magnet.

Oh, I see. Sort of like my refrigerator door becomes a magnet when I stick a magnet to it. I get it.
But I noticed, when I tried it just now, that if I use a roller like Archer's, it sticks to the refrigerator door all right, but when I let it go, it rolls VERY rapidly, and ACCELERATES until it hits the floor. It seems to be falling faster than it would just by gravity.
So, I thought that if Archer's track was steel, and there weren't any magnets at all on the outside, and if he started his roller at 12:00, it might even roll faster along the track than it does with the magnets in place.
Sort of as a general principle, I always try to build the best wheel or gate that I can, and then compare its working, with magnets and without magnets, or with moving weights and with the weights secured so they can't move. Often I have found a way to make an improvement in this manner.
I've often found out other things too, by doing this.

[ramset]

THIS BABY IS GONNA HAVE SOME POWER !! THANKS ARCHER    QUINNS  MAGNETIC[MAYBE GRAVITY} ACCELARATOR I like that Helmut   Chet  should run nice and quiet

[Morgenster]

Oh, I see. Sort of like my refrigerator door becomes a magnet when I stick a magnet to it. I get it.
But I noticed, when I tried it just now, that if I use a roller like Archer's, it sticks to the refrigerator door all right, but when I let it go, it rolls VERY rapidly, and ACCELERATES until it hits the floor. It seems to be falling faster than it would just by gravity.
So, I thought that if Archer's track was steel, and there weren't any magnets at all on the outside, and if he started his roller at 12:00, it might even roll faster along the track than it does with the magnets in place.
Sort of as a general principle, I always try to build the best wheel or gate that I can, and then compare its working, with magnets and without magnets, or with moving weights and with the weights secured so they can't move. Often I have found a way to make an improvement in this manner.
I've often found out other things too, by doing this.

So your rollermagnet falls faster when you place it on the refrigerator? Well, if that is true, science in general is in trouble isn't it? Did you measure the time difference between just dropping it an dropping it at the fridge?
Or could it be that your eyes are deceiving you?
You seem surprised to see that an object accelarates when it falls. Not a good sign.