Free Solid State/mechanical energy

[Grumpy]

Natures beauty is unsurpassed by the creations of mankind.

One in a million can see them.  One in a billion will embrace them.

Best wishes to you, Erfinder.

[Thaelin]

Hi all:
   Last time I was in here was around message 260 and thought Erfinder had vacated. Nice to see he is still around. I stated then that this was surely something that needed to be studied in dept. That panned out true. Just spent the last two days catching up. I would like to know if anyone here has been fruitful in finding the magnets for this?  I have a way to make the metal form but sure cant figure out where to come up with the mags. My shop here has no clue for me. Help needed.

I will have to find the magnets before I will shell out the $200 for the core materials to be made.

thanks


sugra

[Grumpy]

If you go back to around page 8 or 10 or somewhere around there, you will see that I mentioned that you could make your own magnets by using iron or other magnetic powder, mixed with adhesive or epoxy, cured in a mold of the desired shape, all while in a magnetic field. 

One of the reasons that Erfinder left is that no one can think for themselves - just parasites in a box.

[Thaelin]

Is that what I am?   

[Grumpy]

Is that what I am?  

That is for you to decide.

Don't get hung up over little details of construction.  If you understand the concepts behind the device then you can change it's design to suit what you have available.

For the magnets in question, you could buy four horseshoe magnets and cut the ends off to achieve 90 degree sections.  There, you know how to make the magnets. 

Will you dare ask how to cut them? 

Cut them close to shape with a fine toothed hacksaw and then use a file or sandpaper to finish them to correct size.  Seal ends with thin coat of glue or paint. Particle will stick to the file - use tape to remove.

The magnetic field enclosed in the magnet ring can also be created with a toroidal coil.   Use four segments to simulate four separate magnets.  Ah, but this would require slip rings to rotate and remain powered.  No worries - Erfinder posted a drawing of a solid state device - perhaps someone saved it.