Demo- Neutralizing the Gate.

[Ufopolitics]

We know from my video it will attract to steel. And it will release steel. 

Hello Floodrod,

Yes, but according to your drawing above, it seems you are only using one magnet inside (or two arcs?) then the rest are just steel bars-bolts rotating on the outer side?

On the above diagram I only see a N/S Arc above, then only a Red Arc (no blue) below?...

Can you please provide a full (more specific) diagram of the motor you are planning to build?

Thanks

Ufopolitics

[floodrod]

The alignments may not be exactly correct in that drawing I did on the side of the road.  But if the end of a bolt is aligned between 2 polarities, it will not attract metal. 

When it is over 1 polarity, it will.  

I can not guess if it will self run- one would need to examine what forces are present when moving a bolt from a magnets pole to the blotch wall area.  But this allows us to turn the bolt's magnetic field on and off, and flip polarities.  So it will attract to a steel stator, then drop it's attraction as the bolt moved to the blotch wall.

[floodrod]

In my original video, this was under the rotor.  When a bolt passed the blotch wall of a magnet, it no longer attracts metal.



Now what if we could extend that blotch wall?  If so, the bolt can get far enough from a metal stator that it won't be pulled back in..

In my sloppy paint drawing, flip the bolts up so the bolt heads are aligned with the ring magnet's blotch wall. Now we have an extended blotch wall which will allow the bolt to escape.

The question is, what are the ramifications of passing steel from a magnet's pole  to a continuous blotch wall?  Will it be a smooth transition? 

[lota]

Hello
It could be used here.
Greeting
Lota

[gyula]

In my sloppy paint drawing, flip the bolts up so the bolt heads are aligned with the ring magnet's blotch wall. Now we have an extended blotch wall which will allow the bolt to escape.

The question is, what are the ramifications of passing steel from a magnet's pole  to a continuous blotch wall?  Will it be a smooth transition?

Hi Floodrod,

It will not be a smooth transition but the momentum of the rotor can help in this. Problem may be eddy current loss in solid steel, use of ferrite or laminations are preferred,

Gyula