Tri-Force Magnets - Finally shown to be OU?

[Rusty_Springs]

Hi CLaNZeR
Nice video, the setups you are showing will always need a gate that attracts in and repels out to remove the sticky spot but it is nice to see whats happening and I for one appreciate all the work you do.
Take Care CLaNZeR
Graham

[Rusty_Springs]

Hi CLaNZeR
I wanted to say I think your close but as I said for those setups it needs to attract in and I know you can do that with one set of Trigates but I don't know if you can join them, the way you do it is the triangles you have standing you leave there but you take away all the other magnets so you just have two magnets and one steelball on each side standing, you have the first magnet attract and the magnet behind it repel so now you have both sides attracting in and repelling out this setup will attract in and repel out because the end of the magnet that pushes you away is to far from the rotor to effect it and the end that pulls you back is also to far from the rotor, it attracts in because the flux is moving from the bottom which is repel to the top which is attract and your rotor follows that path, on the other side the flux also moves from repel to attract but in the same direction you are moving so again the rotor follows the path, all forces going in the opposite direction are inside the triangle so they don't effect your rotor.
If you need to see what I mean I will ever make a video or drawing to show you.
Take Care  CLaNZeR
Graham

[Rusty_Springs]

Hi All
This is a drawing of what I ment in my last post.
Take Care All
Graham

[CLaNZeR]

Hi CLaNZeR
I wanted to say I think your close but as I said for those setups it needs to attract in and I know you can do that with one set of Trigates but I don't know if you can join them, the way you do it is the triangles you have standing you leave there but you take away all the other magnets so you just have two magnets and one steelball on each side standing, you have the first magnet attract and the magnet behind it repel so now you have both sides attracting in and repelling out this setup will attract in and repel out because the end of the magnet that pushes you away is to far from the rotor to effect it and the end that pulls you back is also to far from the rotor, it attracts in because the flux is moving from the bottom which is repel to the top which is attract and your rotor follows that path, on the other side the flux also moves from repel to attract but in the same direction you are moving so again the rotor follows the path, all forces going in the opposite direction are inside the triangle so they don't effect your rotor.
If you need to see what I mean I will ever make a video or drawing to show you.

Thanks for that Graham, I know exactly what you mean and my conclusion doing that experiment was that adding the bottom magnets balances out the Tri-Gate effect and I may as well of just used ordinary magnets.

I also did alot of experiments with different configurations of gates laying down horizontal that I did not video as it just slows me down when trying so many things.

Plenty more playing around to come and will try as your picture shows below.

Many thanks for the feedback.

Cheers

Sean.

[FreeEnergy]

Been playing a bit today.

Part 3

As usual Hi-Res version:

http://www.overunity.org.uk/tri-gate/CLaNZeRSTri-ForceGate-Rotor3.wmv

YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfnEjStQZ9w

Cheers

Sean.

maybe the rotor can be lifted as it passes the sticky spot. the momentum would aid in this and could possible have enough energy to lift it to pass the sticky spot. then it gets lowered to its original hight.