Demagnetization risk of Neo magnets in repel mode?

[hoarybat]

I got some new information from a source connected to the manufacturing of neodymium magnets.

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The force field in a magnet is static even if the magnet is moving, That has got to do with the source of the force.
The source of the force field in a magnet is the magnet itself, due to the molecular alignment. Hence the description "static".
In an electromagnet, the force is "dynamic" because there is a flow of current. It's the Amperes that demagnetise the magnet.
And to demagnetise it, the whole magnet must be inside the force field of the electromagnet. In a rotating motor only the poles/tips
are exposed, hence degradation is not present. There is always some shape degradation (natural los of power) but that is irrelevant.
For Neo magnets its around 5-10% in 100 years. That's all.
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This seems to make real sense. There is no demagnezitation of Neodymium magnets in repel mode. End of story.

Now all of you repel mode builders can start building your motors without any risk of demagnezitation. Good luck.

HONK are you/above saying that when people are using the Wankel design utilizing an electromagnet they are demagnetizing their motor within days (are the peoples who's motors died within days using the Wankel design with electromagnet)?  They were not specific.  If so basically a magnet motor which only uses magnets without an outside source such as electromagnetism should not have their Neo's demagnetized once and for all as you mentioned?

[hoarybat]

Anyone here that can help with my above post?  I am about to receive and apply my new magnets.  Thanks