Magnet Myths and Misconceptions

[synchro1]

Time to look at the "Flux Switching Alternator":

[tinman]

Every bit of energy that is in the magnetic field formed in and around the inductor is supplied by the power source that builds up the current / magnetic field. 2) Does not have a fixed answer.  Energy dissipated as heat is lost.  If there is no resistance, IE superconductor then there is no energy dissipated and lost.

1-OK,so you agree that it takes energy to create a magnetic field?
2-And do you agree that when the power to the inductor is abruptly disconected,the magnetic field gives back the power it took to create it?-the rest of the power of course was disipated as heat.

3- do you believe this to be true in all situation's-Quote: In physics, the law of conservation of energy states that the total energy of an isolated system remains constant—it is said to be conserved over time. Energy can be neither created nor be destroyed, but it can change form,

[synchro1]

This 4pdt switch connected to a 12volt battery could operate a solid state "Flux Switching Alternator". Two very very powerfull neo magnet flux stacks could be controlled by the tiny amount of switch cost. I wonder if anyone's ever thought about trying this?

[tinman]

Time to look at the "Flux Switching Alternator":

I have an alternator exactly like that one. It has a 12 volt,36 volt and 120 volt AC output.

Edit-looking at mine again,the coils are actually wound around the outside of the iron cores.

[tinman]

This 4pdt switch connected to a 12volt battery could operate a solid state "Flux Switching Alternator". Two very very powerfull neo magnet flux stacks could be controlled by the tiny amount of switch cost. I wonder if anyone's ever thought about trying this?

Sounds MEG to me.
Knowing how hard it is to pull a steel core away from a good neo,that little relay wont do the job-No where the pull force needed.