The 90-60 Method for Regauging Magnet Motors

[gravityblock]

Vidar,

Here's my attempt at making the attraction and repulsive forces equal.  Let me know what you think.  Maybe you can run a simulation of this.  The gray in the image represents a ferromagnetic material, and the green is a non-ferromagnetic material used as a spacer, such as plastic.  The back-side has a greater repulsive force, while the front-side has a greater attractive force.  They should cancel each other.  The only downside is the small edge effects with the ferromagnetic material.  This could be minimized by not over-saturating the ferromagnetic material, and to leave a greater distance between the ferromagnetic material and the two approaching and departing magnets.  Also note, the small gray areas located between the poles of the magnets on the side-view can be dis-regarded, that was due to me using that color as a stroke color while drawing.

Thanks,

GB

Edit:  After second thought, this won't work either.  Solving one problem creates another problem, LOL.

[Low-Q]

Vidar,

Here's my attempt at making the attraction and repulsive forces equal.  Let me know what you think.  Maybe you can run a simulation of this.  The gray in the image represents a ferromagnetic material, and the green is a non-ferromagnetic material used as a spacer, such as plastic.  The back-side has a greater repulsive force, while the front-side has a greater attractive force.  They should cancel each other.  The only downside is the small edge effects with the ferromagnetic material.  This could be minimized by not over-saturating the ferromagnetic material, and to leave a greater distance between the ferromagnetic material and the two approaching and departing magnets.  Also note, the small gray areas located between the poles of the magnets on the side-view can be dis-regarded, that was due to me using that color as a stroke color while drawing.

Thanks,

GB

Edit:  After second thought, this won't work either.  Solving one problem creates another problem, LOL.

Just what I was thinking too. You will change the conditions in step 2 also. I honestly think that Nature is hard to fool. But we never give up, right?

I think the "zipper motor" is worth a try too. I "know" it won't work, but I would really like to know what exactly do prevent the zipper motor to run forever.http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=10417.msg275686#msg275686

I'll buy some "rubber magnets" which I can cut into triangles and see if the right part in the picture (in the link), will separate as I think it will. If it does, I must try to complete the cycle with shieldings on the left side.


Vidar