Magnetic Resonance Devices based on Don Smith Concepts

[Cadman]

No, it has to be the same so prime mover sees no difference.....

Maybe we are not understanding each other, but if the reluctance between the two generating magnets never changes, and thus the combined field never changes, then how do you expect them to generate anything?

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PS We are talking about Don Smiths generator with 16 opposing coils and a rotating field disrupter disk aren't we?

[nix85]

Maybe we are not understanding each other, but if the reluctance between the two generating magnets never changes, and thus the combined field never changes, then how do you expect them to generate anything?

Regards

PS We are talking about Don Smiths generator with 16 opposing coils and a rotating field disrupter disk aren't we?

We clearly did not understand each other. OFC magnetic field has to change for induction to happen (unless we are talking Farraday's disc but that's another thing).

All i am saying is that from perspective of a prime mover (little motor) it must not see any difference when rotor is passing between the magnets and outside of them.

[Cadman]

Ah, yes, agreed!

Material of the separator is crucial.

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[nix85]

Ah, yes, agreed!

Material of the separator is crucial.

Regards

Yea, i got that all his sweet pictures, but they are misleading. It can NOT work by spraying a bit of neodymium dust on a vinyl record or a bismuth cross.

He never revealed any real solution just gave some inspiring directives.

Like i said magnetic field passes through everything even opposing magnetic field. Unless you got magic ceramic like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FABlYE9Vhc

It takes great precision and design to achieve that prime mover sees no difference as rotor passes through and blocks the magnetic field and as it leaves it.

[Cadman]

Note that he says "layers of conducting material ". I take this as layers of powdered metal or something similar, sprayed or sprinkled on a non conducting separator, separated with layers of neodymium or similar. He might have even used wire screen.

The point being, I think he was trying to use layers of small scattered eddy currents in random directions as the field disrupter. There are more advanced materials now days, like Giron & Mumetal, but maybe his method worked too.

This gizmo is high on my bucket list.

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