This must work! Altering magnetic field without cost. OU or not?

[SomedayIsle]

Nevermind broli, he's just a bit frustrated with himself....you are obviously a creative person, perhaps he's just a wee tad jealous.

[broli]

Low-q all I'm asking is to use pretty basic electro-magnetic concepts. If I showed you a working prototype then wouldn't you be asking yourself what was wrong with yours? Use common sense, it's not rocket science but simple things that were known for 150 years. I believe I already told you to look up the Faraday motor and the rail gun concept. If you understand those then you will understand where I'm coming from.

SomedayIsle if you can't contribute with anything positive leave your negativity for yourself.

[SomedayIsle]

broli.....you're one to talk, you jumped on the guy for no valid reason whatsoever.


take a chill pill and lighten up.

[lumen]

It seems like it would be the same design if the outer magnets were just placed stationary in a circle and the inner bar magnet rotated around the point you have marked "joint".

This would still maintain the magnetic relationship only you don't need all the rods.

Just a thought.

[Honk]

Hi Low-Q
Do you have any means possible to build a small simple test version of your design?
Using of shelf magnets and some small necessary custom made magnets
might cost you 500-600 USD. This way you could build and test your motor.
Sometimes a theory is not enough. You actually need to feel the hardware.

This place can provide you with both regular and custom made magnets: http://www.magnesy.eu
They are not expensive but if you wan't it cheap you could go for their selection of ferrite magnets.
I have myself ordered custom made NdFebs from Magnesy in the past, delivered in excellent quality.