This must work! Altering magnetic field without cost. OU or not?

[SomedayIsle]

LowQ.....got to hand it to you....


You 'suffer the fool' well.

[Low-Q]

I guess I have to build it. I will figure out a way to build it.

Vidar

[twistedhistory]

Hello Juraj,

Please check your messages . 

Your Good Friend Ian

[JayDubya]

Wow, I went through a lot of hassle to say:

broli, don't be so sensitive! It seems like Low-Q is making reasonable counter argument. Now with that out of they way, I have to say, I don't understand one bit of this except your (broli) simplified explanation of the railgun. I was excited to hear that because I have been thinking the same thing for six months after I saw a railgun. After that I became aware of the fervor against this idea but I am not satisfied why it won't work.

I can't tinker with parts to find out if a complete circle can be made because it's expensive (machining needed). I do however, want to model it with software. But it seems like such software would exist. I know about Maxwell, but I wasn't able to figure out how to create such a motor with it.

It seems to be proven that the thing can go around nearly full circle. The problem seems to be the jump past full circle. Even though I'm not convinced it won't work with the stated or similar design, I'm willing to use electronics or gravity to complete the circle.

So we need a fixed, spinning stator and a circular rail (wheel). Does software exist to test this in an animated model, or do we need to write some?

[Ergo]

You right on track with your suggestion of making a circular smot.
The only problem you have is that it has already been made.
And yes, it's well overunity according to sources.
http://freenrg.info/Sprain/Paul_Harry_Sprain_magnet_motor.avi