Toroidal Motor

[Pageygeeza]

I still think you should give my idea more consideration, ignore the deep physics and just go for what sounds simple.

You could put as many winds as you want on it and it'll have a cumulative effect, i've already used a similar principal on another device and that works pretty well.

[broli]

I still think you should give my idea more consideration, ignore the deep physics and just go for what sounds simple.

You could put as many winds as you want on it and it'll have a cumulative effect, i've already used a similar principal on another device and that works pretty well.

Can you make an illustration of it please? Just a cross sectional one like the image I just illustrated.

[Pageygeeza]

I'll do a quick sketch tonight and post it up tomoz.

[Pageygeeza]

Here ya go bud.

[broli]

Your image is huge. I made a colorized version for you. But I don't know what the two bars on the side are for?

Also I don't believe this will work unless you you show me how you did it in your working device. Because I went over this many times and the contribution of the wire going away from the pole will cancel out the contribution from the wire going along the pole. This is not obvious with the simple known textbook laws. Because you can correctly assume there's no force on the vertical wire pieces but that only means that the contribution of both magnets cancel out so there is a force on the magnets. This is why I started looking in shielding. If you can make the vertical wire "invincible" then you have a working device. Of course all these assumptions are coming from pure theory. I didn't want to start building something until I was absolutely sure about it. That and the lack of any funding or support  .