Roll on the 20th June

[The Eskimo Quinn]

the roller being turned on and off, sorry i dont read all of the pages noramally just the last two, sorry i missed that. well i think you are right. my only doubt is level, remember the roller must be more powerful than the track, so the neos powering the roller or drive mag would need to be quite strong, stacking does not make huge mags the gain is quite small from every extra magand then you get choke after so many.

damm wish i had seen that, qalthough don't have the iso to try it at the moment anyway, still using ferrite block mags as the reciever.

i havent seen any photos on here for a long time, they nevre come up on the page no matter how long i wait, nor when i download them. but only from this site.

Not sure if i have full control of my system or internet anymore, sure as shit don't have it on my email.

don't have the video this week, my missus is using it a her work.

speaking of work, i have to go.

[exxcomm0n]

@ Archer

You're getting it.
(Sorry man...I just HAD to.)


@ all

But another wild assed idea I had was making an ENTIRE CONTINUOUS MkE track out of iso, and having an outer "flywheel" weight of neo banks on the rod that could effect 5-6 arrays in front and 3-4 arrays in back so the front attracts and the rear repels.....and the track never ends (meaning the wall is always moving ahead of you).

Or just a 1:30 to 8 MkE array track with a ramp at 6:30 lifting the rod away from the 8 array and into the 1:30 array (just before as that is where I think the most acceleration happens).

I've noticed from playing around that the acceleration in the array track only happens throughout the 1st 1/2 in ever decreasing increments (why the Dirt Devil with the array starting at the bottom [going clockwise] couldn't make it up the circle side, as well as the arrays being too close to each other trying to go different directions in the upper left hand corner), while the counter-clockwise long slope had no problems defying gravity, but didn't have enough "umph" when it hit the wall.

See I told you even failures were important.

Just more thoughts.........

[TorpedoZee]

@Thoth

Some scholars prefer the translation [of "yam sup"] "Reed Sea," noting that lakes north of the Red Sea are abundant with reeds. They usually designate one of these shallow bodies of water as the site of the Israelite crossing but say that the Egyptians, with their heavy chariots, got bogged down and somehow drowned.

Other scholars prefer a southern route, pointing to evidence that they feel demonstrates that yam suph may mean "sea at the end of the world," as some conceive it to have been. Says theology professor Bernard F. Batto: "What we call the Red Sea . . . was regarded by the ancients as the sea at the end of the world. Interestingly enough, the Greeks applied the name Red Sea not only to our Red Sea but also to the Indian Ocean and, later when they discovered it, even to the Persian Gulf . . . Yam sup came to refer to the Red Sea because like other ancient peoples, the Israelites did not distinguish the Red Sea from oceans further to the south. To their way of thinking, the Red Sea?the yam sup?was the sea at the end of the earth" (Biblical Archaeology Review, July-August 1984, p. 59).
Source: http://www.gnmagazine.org/issues/gn10/redsea_archaeology.htm

@AQ

"And I will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseth thee: and in thee shall all families of the earth be blessed." Genesis 12:3

[therealrasta]

@Ex

I like the moving track idea.. I also thought that might work at one point..But on a horizontal wheel and not a vertical one.

Well the wall I have is slight and it is not at the end of the track.. I think it will run without a mag switch.. Seriously.. My wall is at 11:30 cause I have stronger mags on the upside of the track.. I will reduce that later.. Just to lazy right now.

[g4macdad]

This is a crude rendering of an idea I originally tried to propose to Overconfident(inventor of the whip mag) and later to Queue concerning his array. This is by no means supposed to be a working device. This is roughly based on Queue's array to illustrate the idea of multiple planes being used to overcome a wall.

This idea could be applied to any of the wheels here, including AQ's. As all the arrays drive a single connected shaft, one could theoretically use an infinite number of arrays, on multiple planes, to overcome any possible walls.