I've been thinking about the radial field around the circumference of the N/N or S/S configuration a little more.

I think the radial field will negate the different sides being connected in series, unless we go around it or use two Halbach Arrays back to back.

Would it be possible to wrap the circumference of the magnet in a thick rubber or other non conducting material to the thickness that is slightly outside the force of the radial magnetic field, then have the conductive coating wrap around this insulated material from one side to the other side to avoid any negatives. 

I believe this would be easier to test than to build two Halbach arrays, and should give the same results.

Would love to hear opinions from all on this.

Thanks,

GB

Please study this idea and the movies.

Yucca's experiment with the capacitor rotating on top and with the magnet showed no current was produced when the magnet, conductor, and external circuit rotates together.  I may have found a way around this dilemma!

I would like to extend Yucca's test with a thought experiment that has not been considered yet.

Let's invert the magnetic field by removing a small piece of the magnet where there is a blank area and place a capacitor with one lead connected to the axis and the second lead connected to the rim where the blank area is located.  The area where the small piece of the magnet was removed will need to be electrically connected to the rest of the conductive magnet.  I am attaching a photo and link of a video to show what I mean by inverting the magnetic field in this small area.  The white piece of paper in the photo is where the portion of the magnet is removed in order to invert the magnetic field.

This should charge the capacitor due to the magnetic field being inverted where the leads of the capacitor are connected in order to avoid any cancellations.  The magnetic field in the external circuit (the capacitor) may push against the magnetic field of the magnet and cause the field to counter rotate against the external circuit to produce a voltage and current.  The basic idea is to have the magnetic field of the magnet to rotate relative to the external circuit and disc; even if the external circuit, disc, or magnet are stationary.  This will be a brushless system with no slip rings if this theory is correct. 

Also, if the object in the video footage of Nasa's tether incident is a UFO, then it clearly shows a black portion in the circle of light that is moving in the video, which may be where the inverted magnetic field is located on the UFO.  Please let me know what you think.

Link to video:  http://www.andrijar.com/homavi/motor.wmv
More info on the video:  http://www.andrijar.com/homavi/index.html
Nasa's tether incident:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ox6BtwDmm3c


Thanks,

GB


Edit:  @Scotty1:  I find it very interesting you said in another thread related to the homopolar discs that light is the product of putting something in the magnets way and pushing many through it.  The tether incident where the object in question has a black area with no light, may be due to your theory, since the magnetic material has been removed in this region.  Here's the link to your post in the other thread, Post #11.  http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=626.msg9786#msg9786

Why nothing since Sept 1,is this thread locked,or moved??
Inquiring minds want to know.

Regards to all of you

Joe in Texas
"We will drink no wine before its time"

Before I posted above ,I had a long  post,almost ready to send,
I went to get a fresh cup of coffee and something ate my message.
Sure hope it don't end up here.
If it does,then someone with the power please delete it immediately.
Respectfully,to all who post here
Joe in Texas

Quote from: Judges on September 13, 2009, 04:53:30 PM
Why nothing since Sept 1,is this thread locked,or moved??
Inquiring minds want to know.

Regards to all of you

Joe in Texas
"We will drink no wine before its time"

There appears to be a lack of interest in this thread.   

I'm really surprised nobody has made a comment on the movie about the needle not dragging the disc in the same direction of it's rotation where the blank area of the magnet is located, while the disc actually drags the needle in the opposite direction of rotation which had no rotation prior to the needle coming to rest.

I watched this movie many times before catching the unexpected result in rotation of the disc and needle where the inverted magnetic field is.  Please study the movie in my previous post, then it will become clear that there is something very unusual happening where the inverted magnetic field is located.

If we would modify Yucca's previous experiment and have the capacitor connected to the axis and rim where the inverted magnetic field is located, then it would determine if the magnetic field is counter rotating to the magnet in order to charge the capacitor.  If the capacitor is not charged, then the magnetic field is still stationary, even though the magnet is rotating.



GB