Roll on the 20th June

[g4macdad]

Oh your saying it is God, that is perhaps keeping us from this miraculous discovery..  See.. If I remember correctly from when I read the bible.. God allows us to choose and he just sits backs and judges us.. So I doubt he would keep this discovery away from us. if indeed he actually existed.

But there is a good chance the tooth fairy is hiding it from us.. Sneaky little fairies!

What are you talking about? I said I agree with you? I am just saying THEY probably think they are doing what is right. I also said it is not their decision.

If God has anything to do with it, Archer will succeed with his sword of "GOD".

Ease off the smoke bro.

[therealrasta]

What are you talking about? I said I agree with you? I am just saying THEY probably think they are doing what is right. I also said it is not their decision.

If God has anything to do with it, Archer will succeed with his sword of "GOD".

Ease off the smoke bro.

It's all good.. I am just trying to figure out who or what you mean by the powers that be.. And why you think it would be good to keep this technology out of our hands.. It's not like it is a home nuclear reactor that could be turned into a dirty bomb to blow half the world up...

[queue]

tx for the reply

So the percentage of the 'wands' magnetism imparted is very small?
What if you used shorter rods than the screwdriver extensions... smaller Mag wand needed?
Or fatter rods?
Or just 1 rod?
Or larger ferrite rings?

TIA

What makes a magnet isotropic is the material it's made of .. It has the same magnetic properties no matter which way it's magnetized so it can be magnetized just about anyway you like. It can even have multiple poles .. like
nsnsns
as in a row of magnets stuck together ..

Most magnets are made of Anistropic magnetic material which has a preferred grain - like a piece of wood - and for maxiumun magnetic effect it's best magnetized with the grain. 
Most magnets are made of this stuff.

They are both made of ferrite and so are always attracted to another magnet.

i am no expert about Isotropic Ferrite .. we use it in the Telecommunication IT industry..  in what we call "clamp filters"
We use them to clean unwanted EMI (electromagnetic interference)(noise) from DC power lines .. and from older analog circuit systems .. T1's and T3's by clamping these ferrite filters(magnets)
around a piece of copper wire that the circuit runs through  ..

Isotropic ferrite eats EMI for lunch !

The pieces of ferrite i play with all come from such filters. TDK makes them i think.
Some believe there is some mysterious stuff about this material,
Tesla seemed to think there was something there too.

It's easy to find .. many everyday things have some of it in them (black shit) ..
Look around in your junk/surplus electronics stores .. - Mastervox 

You can buy it on the Internet .. if you really can't find any.

Google it online with these three words
http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&pwst=1&q=Isotropic+Permanent+Magnet&start=20&sa=N

http://peswiki.com/index.php/Site:LRP:Isotropic_Permanent_Magnets

Theres a lot of things we don't know about magnets . .thats for sure. 
Will isotropic ferrite make the wheel work go round  .. close the loop in the array ..
i dunno ...
personally i don't think so .. but i am often mistaken and would love to be for that

Cheers
Queue

[Rusty_Springs]

What makes a magnet isotropic is the material it's made of .. It has the same magnetic properties no matter which way it's magnetized so it can be magnetized just about anyway you like. It can even have multiple poles .. like
nsnsns
as in a row of magnets stuck together ..

Most magnets are made of Anistropic magnetic material which has a preferred grain - like a piece of wood - and for maxiumun magnetic effect it's best magnetized with the grain. 
Most magnets are made of this stuff.

They are both made of ferrite and so are always attracted to another magnet.

i am no expert about Isotropic Ferrite .. we use it in the Telecommunication IT industry..  in what we call "clamp filters"
We use them to clean unwanted EMI (electromagnetic interference)(noise) from DC power lines .. and from older analog circuit systems .. T1's and T3's by clamping these ferrite filters(magnets)
around a piece of copper wire that the circuit runs through  ..

Isotropic ferrite eats EMI for lunch !

The pieces of ferrite i play with all come from such filters. TDK makes them i think.
Some believe there is some mysterious stuff about this material,
Tesla seemed to think there was something there too.

It's easy to find .. many everyday things have some of it in them (black shit) ..
Look around in your junk/surplus electronics stores .. - Mastervox 

You can buy it on the Internet .. if you really can't find any.

Google it online with these three words
http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&pwst=1&q=Isotropic+Permanent+Magnet&start=20&sa=N

http://peswiki.com/index.php/Site:LRP:Isotropic_Permanent_Magnets

Theres a lot of things we don't know about magnets . .thats for sure. 
Will isotropic ferrite make the wheel work go round  .. close the loop in the array ..
i dunno ...
personally i don't think so .. but i am often mistaken and would love to be for that

Cheers
Queue

Hi queue
I would think to make anything work with isotropic ferrite it would depend on the force needed to switch the switch on and off, if the force needed isn't that great then you can set this up to work like any electricmotor using isotropic ferrite as the stator and a neo bar magnet as the rotor, you would have two switches one would make the stator poles north south the other would revease it and make them south north, the switches would change at the half way point of the isotropic ferrite stator's so like and electric motor you would attract in and repel out.
I must give Archer this one, I have talked about magnetic current years ago but never with isotropic ferrite and I think thats the key, the idea is not new but using isotropic ferrite for it is new.
Take Care queue
Graham
PS: I was thinking of using soft iron to do the same thing as I just discribed but I thought the force needed to change the circiut was to great, maybe I was wrong and the force isn't to great time will tell.

[wizardofmars]

It will be one month past Archer 'The Quack' Quinn's deadline in a few hours...and what has he produced? Like every other perpetual motion scammer who came before - absolutely nothing!

At least Steorn went out in a blaze of glory with a failed demo. Archer can't even manage that.