another way to fight lorentz

[phoneboy]

@ gravityblock
Nice to see someone thinks alike.  I remember reading a thread a while back about a bloch wall generator here and it made me think about a hallbach array, so I came up with a design for a hallbach generator but put it on hold to work on a hallbach motor.  I'm at work now and don't have the original on my laptop (had drive/support mechanisms and different coil layout) so I whipped this up on break, it resembles this and I believe this is along the lines of what you are getting at???   There are two additional magnets in the array and the magnets are surrouned by a highly permeable material with flat spiral coils in between.  The idea was to rotate the 4 smaller magnets who's bloch walls are cenetered @ the axis which should cause the concentrated field to rotate and place the pickup coils on the longer stationary ones.

[mr_bojangles]

@phoneboy
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=6759.0
that one^?

if i am interpreting this correctly, could we flip your model on its side and anchor the spiral coils in the same manner as my design?

also, i personally do not have any required equipment to build my own device or any variations, so its construction is at the mercy of anyone willing to attempt such a task

[gravityblock]

@DreamThinkBuild:

I modified your drawing and posted it in another thread.  I hope you don't mind.  Here is the thread if you want to follow it, http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=8320.msg209537#msg209537

[DreamThinkBuild]

@Gravityblock,

I hope you don't mind.

Thanks for asking, I don't mind if you modify it. If it inspires another idea or method then go for it. I'm interested in how other people might approach the challenge or they may see something entirely different.

[raburgeson]

Looks like you guys are pussy footing around working yourselves up to a Searl solution?