The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[innovation_station]

those were not the white spots i spoke of in the above post  in the cut away and darren any thig is posible might it be they are aluminum but the white stuff covering the wires i still think is tin foil

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[EMdevices]

The smear is due to the poor video quality, I believe.   Some level of reason has to be applied though, but I suppose anything is possible.  If that's what you see and it fits your theory, work with that.  But you're right, perceptions can be way different.

I wish Mannix had some clear photos of that one.   Maybe I should start work on another "fake"   Ha Ha Ha   

EM

[z_p_e]

One other thing I might add EM, is surely you've noticed by now that the two "sprockets" are not sitting parallel, almost as if they're somewhat fragile. Notice that SM handles this unit quite carefully while moving it from the case to the bench.

This is more likely to occur with two separate "plates" as opposed to a spool where the top and bottom are firmly connected by a cylinder tube in between.

I'm not saying I'm right on any of this, just how it appears to me. Take from it what you will.

Darren

[z_p_e]

The smearing is definitely not from poor video quality. That's not consistent with the rest of the picture.

For example, two teeth (2 top and 2 bottom) in the second picture can clearly and distinctly be seen. 

Darren

[innovation_station]

anyone know what happins to the magnetic flux when you put 2 oposing magnets togather like a homopolar generator or an n machine??

i bet 90 deg works its way into it hummm now think as the magnets as the controls and the sprocket as the copper disc you see the mags are already 90 deg to the plane or the disc pushing from the outside to the center in 4 places