magnetic drive gears

[Low-Q]

A mechanical gear have loss. I often say that everything which makes noise or sound when running, have some kind of loss. Magnetic drive gears should be no exception. They will sooner or later have a mechanical impact when the load is too great. But I like the thought as you replace grease with open space forced by magnets, but even if the loss is zero, you will not have an OU. Something must keep the drive gears running when they are loaded. From where are you going to provide this energy without external power source?

Keep up. No one here is stupid.

Br.

Vidar

[innovation_station]

i agree on the loss thing but i must leave this topic alone for a bit because of the strain on my brain but i will keep thinking on the subject as more thought come into view i will post them as well a my drawings

thank you vidar for all you have said i must digest it now

is

[HopeForHumanity]

I also think that ou might not be achieved, but effeciency will be greatly improved. Maybe this could aid future ou devices?

[innovation_station]

well we will have to build and see

is

[Low-Q]

I also think that ou might not be achieved, but effeciency will be greatly improved. Maybe this could aid future ou devices?

In addition, one must have in mind that just OU, or a 100% effective device, will not be able to do extended work others than making itself running. To use magnetic drive gears to save 5%, does not really matter if the goal is to make a device that can produce maybe 200%. Then you have 95% extra versus 100% extra energy.

However, and maybe more important, magnetic drive gears have more benifits than just low loss: Literally no wear and tear, and that is sure a major benifit

Br.

Vidar