Tri-Force Magnets - Finally shown to be OU?

[sm0ky2]

@ tinker

do you have pics or anything? 15 minutes! thats amazing.

my tri-rotor ive gotten to go around 8-9 times aster barely inserting it into the first gate.
but nothing like 15 mins of runtime.

i did get the "reversal" effect at times, it would go around a few times, then start going in the other direction, sometimes this did not happen. no clue what causes this...

basically i have a set-up like in Clanzers last few videos, except mine is 3 rotor-arms stacked vertically on a common axis- they are spaced apart enough so the fields dont interfere.
all together its 2x2 ft & 3.5 ft tall

the best results thus far have been with the "W" gates. (common-ball back bars removed)
i also removed the balls from the ends
tried with 4 & 5 "W"-gates spaced around the rotors   
i'll try some other gate designs when i get a chance.

[Tinker]

Clazner

How about a horizontal contiguous sawtooth array without a gate.

No gate NO STICKY POINT hmm

Use a couple of trigates on the end of your rotors and enter the field.

Let them hang down in front of the rotors and make sure the polarity is correct stay in attraction.

Let gravity and attraction do the work?

Add balls and mags as needed to help gravity and attraction it may be that a rotary trigate with magnetic bearings would be the best.

I will leave the rest to you.

Be Well
Tinker

[Tinker]

When I get the mechanical issues resolved I will post more.

The major premise of this project is to show the ability to defeat the ''sticky'' point of a magnet motor.

That has been the holy grail against working magnet motors for some time now.

There may be a Solution.

News at eleven but I don't know what date.

Be well
TINKER
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[Tinker]

Smokey2

The holy grail of magnet motors is the sticky point.

This is what I am working on.

The configuration of the magnets is one issue.

The way you approach them is another.

Based on recent developments here I see a solution.

Ask me Sunday after Noon EST and I will give you more.

Its late here.

Be Well
Tinker

[sm0ky2]

Smokey2

The holy grail of magnet motors is the sticky point.

This is what I am working on.

The configuration of the magnets is one issue.

The way you approach them is another.

Based on recent developments here I see a solution.

Ask me Sunday after Noon EST and I will give you more.

Its late here.

Be Well
Tinker

eliminating the sticky point means making a uniform field. no sticky point - no motive force.

what im working on is a way "around it".