TD replications

[Floor]

When I realized one of my inputs, was not going to be a near zero,
(Norman called it right) I went for some quick and sloppy measurements.

total out 144 units
total in 140.6 units

No O.U.  here....    this is well within my sloppy margin of error

at 325 grams balances at center               
at 360 grams     1/16 = 0.0625    1/16   0 = 0         685 /2       = 342
at 460 grams     1/16 = 0.0625   1/8                       820 /2       = 410
at 500 grams     1/16 = 0.0625      3/16                  960 / 2      = 480                 
at 575 grams      1/32 = 0.03125    7/32                   1075 / 2   = 537.5
at 675 grams      1/64 = 0.01562   15/64                 1250 / 2    = 625
at 700 grams      1/64 = 0.01562    16/64 = 0.25      1375 / 2   =  687.5
                                                                           0.25 total displacement

7/8 - 3/8 = 4/8 = 1/2
1/2 / 2 = 1/4 or 0.25

342 x 0.0625           = 21.375
410 x 0.0625           =  25.625
480 x 0.125             =    60
537.5  x  0.03125    = 16.797
625 x 0.01526         = 9.5375
687.5 x 0.01526      = 10.49
                              144 total output

1 7/8 x 5     = 9.375
1 7/8 x 70   = 131.25

9.375 + 131.25  = 140.625 total input

  Next.....

   peace out
        floor

[norman6538]

Thanks Floor for sticking in there.

I really wish I had been wrong.....

I learned this stuff way back with the Echlin motor that had 2 sides ie double the attraction/sticky spot.

I won't be doing much now that the outside weather is good unless my magnet addiction rises up again before cold weather.

Norman

[Floor]

We will see you when we see you.

@all readers
  The same two magnets were used in all the measurement sets.

One more photo below...

[Floor]

My assesment of the forces as "no net force" in the drawing @
https://overunity.com/16987/td-replications/msg556782/#msg556782
                                              was in error

The force when accurately measured was an average of about 70 grams over the
length of the travel.

[Floor]

But I was pretty sure that I already knew how to fix that as of a 2 days ago...

Still and all....
I had to finish / measure the design as presented (maintain the topic's continuity of flow).

Here is the fix.  It is work from magnets...
or 
O.U. if that's what is appropriate to call it...
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Insertion of a magnet into another magnetic field without
doing work against that field, yes it's real.

Luc's force, yes it's real.

Removal of a magnet from another magnetic field without
doing work against that field, yes it's real.
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
I put this "array" on the test bench today and output magnet,
insertion or removal, both work beautifully, at either end (start or finish).

   floor