Complete information on working SM style device.

[turbo]

@Wattsup

You are thinking way too conventional...
You try to model away things you know by the book.
This is not the way to go.
We are dealing with other things here and it is not right to approch them using conventional science.
I have no idea if i made this clear but i just want to say, this thing is diffrent.

M.

[Feynman]

@Mark

Very much enjoyed your post and attached diagrams.



<3 <3 FLIP-FLOP

[Grumpy]

@Wattsup

You are thinking way too conventional...
You try to model away things you know by the book.
This is not the way to go.
We are dealing with other things here and it is not right to approch them using conventional science.
I have no idea if i made this clear but i just want to say, this thing is diffrent.

M.

Well said, Marco.

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[Rosphere]

I got these stepper-motors from a guy in a parking lot today.  It went down like a drug deal for geeks. 

Now all I need to do wrestle me some free time to design and build a coil winder around them.

(Photo taken on 1cm square grid.)

[Grumpy]

Treid to post this before and it got nuked...

Based one the explanation of packing and stablity, etc. I believe that for an arrangement of 4 coils at 90 degrees to work in a stable way, two other coils have to be added to form an actahedral arrangement.  This is similar to Marinov's arrangement where he used only one DC-fed coil around the other four and produced a "pulsar beam" out the top of the device.  Having a coil at top and bottom may contain the energy and explain why some strange anomolies have been encountered with the 4-coil arrangement and multiples of 4 in a flat plain.

It is my interpretation that all 6 coils in the octahedron arrangement should have the same pole pointing toward a common center.  Depending on the parameters the rotating field may devlop in the 4-coil arrangement which is probably not a good thing, so various parameters would have to be tried to find the correct ones.  It is probable that the optimal dimensions would change with the driving parameters whcih determine where the field occurs.

Of course, the tetrahedral arrangement uses only 4 coils.