magnetic battery

[resonanceman]

can we affect  the flow of  the big pump at all ?

The flow of the  big pump is  constant .......it   will not change   no matter what  you  do with the small pumps .

However ....................... if you  run one of the small pumps long enough   most of the  current flow will  end up on that side .

I don't like the analogy  with water .    You are in effect comparing  apples  and atoms
The  water  will take a  very long time to  react because it is  so  heavy
The   magnetic  flux  will react very  quickly  because it has little or no mass .

gary

[Creativity]

The flow of the  big pump is  constant .......it   will not change   no matter what  you  do with the small pumps .

However ....................... if you  run one of the small pumps long enough   most of the  current flow will  end up on that side .

I don't like the analogy  with water .    You are in effect comparing  apples  and atoms
The  water  will take a  very long time to  react because it is  so  heavy
The   magnetic  flux  will react very  quickly  because it has little or no mass .

gary

In robotics they use a pneumatic channels switching.U have for example Y shape junction and with a small energy side blow u can make the air stream to go from one leg of a junction to the another.It works because of "stickiness" of air stream.But magnetic field is occupying all the channels it can have,because it is not unidirectional like an air stream.It tries to make a sphere,so it will occupy every channel that is in its range...i think.
In that case if u work to switch the flux from one halfsphere to the another i don't see it as a possibility :| especially when u try to work near the pole of the magnet(nearly 90deg turn of curvature out of the main magnetic axis of a magnet).What could work is to create two side channels(slitted transformer core),at the side (half way from the either pole of magnet,like equator on the Earth).
In that place lines of flux are trying to go along the curve but nearly straight line.i guess is much easier to channel this lines here to go across 1 or the other Y junction in transformet core.

[Magnethos]

yes, you can extract energy from magnets. Magnets have energy inside in form of magnetic energy. You can extract that energy using a simple electric generator and moving the magnets. But if you want to extract that energy from a static device, you must to destabilize the magnetic field of the magnet using a tecnique (I don?t know what technique). And is good too, to use a special magnet that has a stronger magnetic field. I read an article that said that an inventor mixed some ingredients by error an make the strongest magnetic material ever, and obtained an infinite magnetic battery.

[Koen1]

wow gee really? so magnets produce magnetic energy?
and there is an infinite magnetic battery?

gosh, I guess I must have been stupid then eh?

Well, please enlighten us and give us some solid links,
leads, etc, to this infinite battery and its inventor?

And while you're at it, perhaps you could explain what exactly
"magnetic energy" is? I know of the magnetic field,
but not of a special form of energy that it consists of.
There is a certain level of energy contained in electromagnetic
waves, but in a magnetostatic field?

[Magnethos]

wow gee really? so magnets produce magnetic energy?
and there is an infinite magnetic battery?

gosh, I guess I must have been stupid then eh?

Well, please enlighten us and give us some solid links,
leads, etc, to this infinite battery and its inventor?

And while you're at it, perhaps you could explain what exactly
"magnetic energy" is? I know of the magnetic field,
but not of a special form of energy that it consists of.
There is a certain level of energy contained in electromagnetic
waves, but in a magnetostatic field?

Sorry for my poor english, maybe I haven?t explained as well as I want. Yes, I mean magnetic field and not magnetic energy, sorry. I will try to find the article in google and if I find it I will post it.