Roll on the 20th June

[Xaverius]

Newcastle Brown is a good drop
Knock off in 20 mins, I might grab some on the way home 

Michelob rules!.......and a good Lowenbrau!

[Xaverius]

Dont hold your breath on him, he might be fraud, I have seen nothing exciting from him...

Batman?

[Xaverius]

Good observation wiz.

How about a call to arms?
Of everything in this (very long) thread - the mag switch has really caught my attention.  Wether it has been 'discovered' before is not the issue - I (and obviously most) was unaware of this interaction.

It allows a large magnetic force to be manipulated with a relatively small input.  Who else finds this interesting/important?

So we've got lots of bodies/minds here.  Let's analyze/test/perfect/optimize this concept!!
And share your results!!
Here's some of mine so far:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,4540.msg114474.html#msg114474
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,4540.msg115040.html#msg115040
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,4540.msg114320.html#msg114320

Or has this just become a chat forum? (yes I'm guilty of running my mouth to  )

Call to arms!  Let's perfect the mag switch! ! ! ! !

I agree, the Mag Switch is now the Ace of the configuration.

[Evg]

Archer spat the dummy and I can?t blame him (from Archer?site)

Enjoy the video which I will release before leaving on Friday, oh that?s right I've already said that, but no one listens. So you can now listen to your experts for a while. I achieved what I set out to achieve and gave no promise of instant supply of anything. But I will not have this put down to Newtonian pre-invented thoughts and designs. If that be the case I will never release the plans, you will have to work it out from the video.

[exxcomm0n]

Wow.

You loose power for better than a day and you forget about the "little" things like how to get off the grid.

But I can't think of any better object lesson than what's recently happened here.

The grid sucks when it can be rendered useless for 100's of square miles in an hours "work".

Guess that's why I'm here.

No electricity here means no (well pumped) water, so after a day of summer heat w/ no A/C (which I think is a damn-fool idea in the 1st place), it can be a drastic social issue.
Luckily, everyone else was in the same boat.

@ shak

Ha!
Your turn to corral the little mud toad.

I noticed his lack of reading ability before, and inability to answer question, and the duality of wanting to be thought of as a grown up while saying to anyone how petty anyone is for picking a fight with someone 1/2 their age, and setting standards for anyone else but himself, and his inability to think that he might be subject to his own "insights", and...........

Enjoy, as I think that anyone taking his word for gold IF they have read the entire argument, has got to be residing at the same level.



@ evg

Can you tell me (quoting is good, or a link) where he said what this latest release date was? I've been without internet the last couple of days.

@ cap'n

I still like the idea of the roller/rod end being switched vs. a long section of track.

If you got a cylinder mag with 2 thick-ish ring mags, dremel'd the ring mags for a 30/40 degree gap and put one on either end of the cylinder mag facing the same way, put an non-ferrous axle to a generator (variable load preferably to test) through the cylinder mag and mounted an iron rod to it that travels radially, connected iso-ferrite to the end as the "roller", do you think it would preform adequately?

I have a couple kick ass ring mags I'd like to try, but I'd have to build ridges out of mags or use a couple iron rings to simulate the altered ring mag and I don't think that would give me the same effect.

@ all

The thing you don't seem to notice about the Batman vids is the distance of the roller from the track as it's appreciable.
More like a field corona interacting with another field corona, instead of traveling into and out of the field.
An effect akin to a hovercraft going over variable terrain by maintaining constant even pressure.

Now all is "right" with the world in the way of electricity, I should be able to focus a little more on other things besides "God, I wish I could take a shower!" and do a lil 'sperimenting myself.
It'll be long and boring when posted to the Tube, but I have yet to hear anyone complain that they didn't understand how I made it.

The new mags should be in any day (UPS ground, but I have good things to say about supermagnetman.com as I made 2 orders [after I saw the cone neos, I had to have me some! ] and was going to get charged double shipping. After placing the 2nd order I emailed them pointing out what I'd done and asking if they could send it as one shipment instead of 2.
They said they'd caught that too and would be sending it that way and refunding the extra from the double ship cost.
He's got cool vids of smashing up limes and stuff w/ mags too.

The most exciting thing I've done w/ neos recently is to use them on frequent oil changes to the new generator (freezer and fridge contents were able to be saved, which justified the cost) to see the amount of "finings" from a newly assembled dry Briggs and Stratton engine getting broken in (it's too bad most people in need of a generator are not really thinking about it's longevity, only it's use. Neighbors that I time shared it with outta the goodness of my heart [and the interest of good relations] wondered why I kept taking it back and changing the oil).
I was impressed enough by their ability to grab the fine iron floating in the oil, that every oil drain plug I have is getting a neo epoxied into it now.

That being said, I HEARTILY recommend hard break in and frequent oil changes for new engines for the 1st 20 hrs. of use!

Stayed tuned...............tomorrow is another day full of promise IF the mags get here.