CLaNZeR can achieve overunity!

[CLaNZeR]

It's enormously difficult to build a Halbach array! It's simply impossible to build it using adhesive tape! The magnets strongly refuse to stay in the position! And I don't have the hability to build a plastic or wooden holder! Sad...

TUT learn your magnets. 

Divert the flux while assembling. You can then pop them in any order you want.

Get a piece of metal/iron can be sheet or solid, place your magnets on this and it will divert the flux and allow you to position them in any config you wish.

Place extra bits of metal around the edges to divert the flux and will make it even more easier.
Can be small bits or large bits, knifes and forks!

As you add more metal, you will find the bulldog becomes a puppy !

Tape it all up and when happy that it is secure, remove the metal and away you go.

Cheers

Sean.

[Rapadura]

I give up... I don't know how you did that Sean, but I simply can't put this neo mags in position. Buying neodymium magnets was a mistake: this little things are excessively strong. With the two small ferrite magnets I have, I can easily make equal poles touch each other, and easily wrap it with tape. But with neodymium I can't do anything, this things just cause injuries to my fingers.

I'm going to search for some small ferrite cubes... Ferrite good, neodymium bad... 

[mscoffman]

this things just cause injuries to my fingers.

I'm going to search for some small ferrite cubes... Ferrite good, neodymium bad... 

See, they told you there was no energy there.

[CLaNZeR]

I give up... I don't know how you did that Sean, but I simply can't put this neo mags in position. Buying neodymium magnets was a mistake: this little things are excessively strong. With the two small ferrite magnets I have, I can easily make equal poles touch each other, and easily wrap it with tape. But with neodymium I can't do anything, this things just cause injuries to my fingers.

I'm going to search for some small ferrite A... Ferrite good, neodymium bad... 

Did you not read my above post ?

Get two strong neo magnets and try and push them together, you will struggle, like you have found struggle like mad.

Now get a metal plate and stick the two magnets onto it. Then slide them together.
Surprise, Surprise you can actually get them hell of a lot closer.

Now add a bit more metal around them to divert the flux and reduce it enough that there is hardly any strength left in the little buggers!

Now tape them up, nice and tight with your tape. Remove the metal and Bingo you are there.

Just divert the flux, get as much steel around the magnets as you can, they will soon stop acting as strongmen.

Ferrites are a waste of time, as they will get weaker over time and you will have to go bigger to get the kick you want, you will never get the Gauss/Tesla strength out of them compare to a Neo.

Cheers

Sean.

[Rapadura]

I stuck the two neo magnets to a metal plate... I saw little difference... It still incredible hard to approach equal poles... Deception...