Tri-Force Magnets - Finally shown to be OU?

[Omnibus]

Now, that's something more interesting to explore because it is not a magnet to magnet interaction. Interaction between a ferromagnetic material and a magnet for the purposes of pmm is along with what @xpenzif has shown and that's a really interesting direction to follow.

[sm0ky2]

@ OMNIBUS:

please post the schematics for your "OU SMOT" in the SMOT thread. as the conventional SMOT-ramp is NOT  "OU" at all..

if your SMOT is really "OU" i can show you how to loop it.

[sm0ky2]

@ OMNI,

what makes grahams new idea more interesting is the inclusion of Bismuth.
adding an induced diamagnetic effect that is only present when the iron is under the influence of the magnetic field. once the iron demagnetizes, the bismuth is inert.

say the iron were to enter the field at a point just passed the bismuth - the iron would magnetize, be atracted by the magnetic field AND repelled by the bismuth at the same time. like inducing a 'kick' into the rotor just before the gate entrance.

[Omnibus]

Yeah, this Bismuth idea sounds interesting indeed. Need more info, though.

As for the SMOT, the excess energy there is produced in an inconvenient form and making it self-sustaining is quite a challenge. I think it's more worth pursuing something along @xpenzif's work which has to be understood better.

[sm0ky2]

Yeah, this Bismuth idea sounds interesting indeed. Need more info, though.

As for the SMOT, the excess energy there is produced in an inconvenient form and making it self-sustaining is quite a challenge. I think it's more worth pursuing something along @xpenzif's work which has to be understood better.

yes but i'd still love to give it a try. if it is truly proven to violate CoE (beyond a doubt)