Tri-Force Magnets - Finally shown to be OU?

[Rusty_Springs]

Hi All
A footnote: Iron at the bottom of my lastest Trigate setup locks all the flux inside and you loose movement of the roller.
Take Care All
Graham

[sm0ky2]

Hi All
A footnote: Iron at the bottom of my lastest Trigate setup locks all the flux inside and you loose movement of the roller.
Take Care All
Graham

when i open the back side like that, i lose the transitional-phase energy in multiple gate arrays.

it seems a single "v" gate works, but adding more than 1 in a row, is just a balanced gate, theres no linear force inbetween. only repulsion in/out, - so it basically kills the "tri-force effect".

[bourne]

This has been posted in the Bedini SG Yahoo group forum. (not very related I know) Most of you guys have these little magnet thingys so I thought I would post it here. Check it out. See what you think.
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=GkzAAPRaJzU

Magnetic contraption
Posted by: "charlygree" ihti0@hotmail.com   charlygree
Thu Mar 13, 2008 5:52 am (PDT)
Hello
To those who may be curious to check this:
recently i made by chance this idiotic magnetic contraption:
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=GkzAAPRaJzU

it probably can be "finetuned" for better performance... In my case
the positions of the magnet's poles are completely arbitrarry though.

Since i'm artist before all, i use feeling instead of rough data. So
my feeling stems from "putting" a given image in your field and see
what feedback it gives (kind of like in a computer simulation). So
the Feeling told me to look for an effect of very very light "tipping
of the scales", in terms to get close to the continuous motion,
rather than powerful and muscular jolts that many look for. So this
is what i came up with... I think it can be made better... I was also
inspired for it by Reidar Finsrud and he also seems to use very "on
the edge" week magnet action in terms to perpetuate the motion. Of
course his contraption works and he had spent 15 years to tune it
Mine, i've spent 15 minutes -he heh... But i thought it may give
ideas to some of you talented folks out there so i share it.

cheers
R0sin
http//perso.orange.fr/raydimitry

p.s. you probably know it, but my feeling tells me that in terms to
make things go continually one needs to have an element that on one
side "deeps" into one "density" and on the other side into
another "density" so that there occures a "draft", so to speak. I've
figured out (by feel) that spinning bodies may create such "draft
because their centers' particles are suffering less momentum than
their periphery, so there should be a draft/current (using the
alegory of air current). Probably this is why a spinning aluminium's
particles get polarised and the alluminium becomes magnetic. I think
coils do the same: they create "draft-holes", vortexes of a sort. I
wonder if a conical coil will do this even better... Or, several
conical coils one into the other in parallel. I think such vortices
are also created by any "shock" events such as sparks for example. I
really wonder about physical elastics, if they generate any field
around them. If the case, a tensegrity structure should be generating
its own field...just ideas...

[Yadaraf]

This has been posted in the Bedini SG Yahoo group forum. (not very related I know) Most of you guys have these little magnet thingys so I thought I would post it here. Check it out. See what you think.
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=GkzAAPRaJzU

Magnetic contraption
Posted by: "charlygree" ihti0@hotmail.com   charlygree
Thu Mar 13, 2008 5:52 am (PDT)
Hello
To those who may be curious to check this:
recently i made by chance this idiotic magnetic contraption:
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=GkzAAPRaJzU

it probably can be "finetuned" for better performance... In my case
the positions of the magnet's poles are completely arbitrarry though.

Since i'm artist before all, i use feeling instead of rough data. So
my feeling stems from "putting" a given image in your field and see
what feedback it gives (kind of like in a computer simulation). So
the Feeling told me to look for an effect of very very light "tipping
of the scales", in terms to get close to the continuous motion,
rather than powerful and muscular jolts that many look for. So this
is what i came up with... I think it can be made better... I was also
inspired for it by Reidar Finsrud and he also seems to use very "on
the edge" week magnet action in terms to perpetuate the motion. Of
course his contraption works and he had spent 15 years to tune it
Mine, i've spent 15 minutes -he heh... But i thought it may give
ideas to some of you talented folks out there so i share it.

cheers
R0sin
http//perso.orange.fr/raydimitry

p.s. you probably know it, but my feeling tells me that in terms to
make things go continually one needs to have an element that on one
side "deeps" into one "density" and on the other side into
another "density" so that there occures a "draft", so to speak. I've
figured out (by feel) that spinning bodies may create such "draft
because their centers' particles are suffering less momentum than
their periphery, so there should be a draft/current (using the
alegory of air current). Probably this is why a spinning aluminium's
particles get polarised and the alluminium becomes magnetic. I think
coils do the same: they create "draft-holes", vortexes of a sort. I
wonder if a conical coil will do this even better... Or, several
conical coils one into the other in parallel. I think such vortices
are also created by any "shock" events such as sparks for example. I
really wonder about physical elastics, if they generate any field
around them. If the case, a tensegrity structure should be generating
its own field...just ideas...

... Looks interesting

Any chance we could see some North/South markings on the magnets?

Cheers

Yada..
.

[bourne]

All I know is what I copied from the 'daily digest email' from the Yahoo group. I clicked on the youtube link, saw it then posted it over here.

Sorry I can't help.

What made me post it here, rather than start a new thread, was the look of the same "little magnet thingys" that I recognised from this thread.

I thought you guys might be able to experiment, seeing as though you have lots of the "little magnet thingys" lying around.

What are the "little magnet thingys" called by the way? Maybe I could buy some.

Please, start a new thread if you think it is worth it!

Sorry to butt in this thread