Orbo exposed

[Nostradam]

Not only this, but it should be noted that in accordance with the second law of thermodynamics, a push from magnet to magnet should be the same as a pull from magnet to magnet. So a south to south configuration should give the same energy as a south to north configuration. This turns out not to be the case as demonstrated with adams motors, where the push seems to cause greater efficiency. My point is, that even if degausing were to occur with a south to south configuration, or a north to north, this could be overcome buy operating off of a pull instead.

Not totally true... In repel mode magnets tend to show some anomalous effects. I assume the reason for this observation is that there is only one POLR in attract, but that is inversely true for repeling magnets. Meaning repeling magnets only have one angle to avoid and the rest are all useful, where as in attract there is only one angle that delivers maximum force.

~Dingus Mungus

Oh holy crap  You Folks need to read some book about magnetism 

[gyulasun]

Oh holy crap  You Folks need to read some book about magnetism 

Hello Nostradam,

If you have already read some good books about magnetism, please enlighten us on this topic, will you?  Not on magnetism in general of course but focusing on repel and attract mode Dingus Mungus and armagdn03 were pondering.

Thanks
Gyula

[armagdn03]

 

[Dingus Mungus]

I try to read as much as possible, but I've found experimenting tells me a lot more when it comes to the esoteric details of magnets. I would read anything you could send though. As a matter a fact I just read an article on using magnetic fields to produce color change in Fe+ compounds. They're hoping it'll be the next generation in visual media. No need for a back light or tube! You can probably google it.

I would try to better explain what I was trying to say in my last post, but I don't think it'll make any more sence than the first attempt.

~Dingus Mungus

[magnusx]

Hey folks, the point is that the whole circus was not real.
I can only warn you that the more hype there is about any product, the less likely it is that there is any substance behind it.
If it really had worked (and the few bits I saw from Steorn looked totally bogus) they wouldn't need to suck so hard. (the inverse product/promo law)
Close the book and go look at some of the much more promising threads here!