Floodrod,

You are reversing the Magnetic Field of the Ring Magnet once that you flip the smiley face facing towards the coil.
When smiling face is facing outwards (not towards coil) the field spin is completely reversed once you reverse its direction.

But as you have written on the video title..."hopefully this settles the debate"...if you wish we will leave it here.

About Chat GPT...ask it about an over unity machine...if it is possible?
Ask about a Permanent Magnet Motor...?

So, how can we trust something that tells you "it does not exist".

We do not have OU because of this lack of knowledge related to magnetic fields (talking about Chat GPT.)

So, let's leave it as "settled"...

Ufopolitics

Hello,

To finalize this debate, I will just leave below a video I did around Eight [8] years ago and directly related to the subject under discussion here.

It will only take 3:48 minutes to watch it...


Regards to all

Ufopolitics

The ring magnet is not moving and is not inducing the coil.  The ring magnet is magnetizing the metal and the moving metal is inducing.

This is common knowledge.  Magnetism 101. 

A magnet sticks to metal because the closest part of the metal induces an Opposite polarity,  and opposite polarities attract..

https://en.openprof.com/wb/chapter:induced_magnetism/3623/

If a magnet induced the same polarity in metal -  Metal would Repel a magnet. 

In your video, you are holding a compass next to a magnet..  It will read the strongest pole, which is obviously the magnet

https://byjus.com/question-answer/a-magnet-attracts-an-iron-piece-by-an-pole-on-its-near-end/  

" if you place a piece of iron on one end of a magnet, the end of the piece nearer to the magnet will cause the opposite polarity through a magnetic induction process."

Quote from: floodrod on Jul 10, 2024, 07:29 PMThe ring magnet is not moving and is not inducing the coil.  The ring magnet is magnetizing the metal and the moving metal is inducing.

Yes, that is correct, the ring magnet is not inducing coil...its magnetic field is.
Yes, the ring magnet is "magnetizing" the coil core, that means the field have expanded into the coil core.
Yes, the "moving metal" is causing whole field* to "change" according to Faraday Law...and of course it generates the spike.
*when I write 'whole field' I mean the whole expanded field into the coil core.

Quote from: floodrod on Jul 10, 2024, 07:29 PMThis is common knowledge.  Magnetism 101.

According to who?...to Chat GPT?
Or according to the "magnetism" we all have learned in school?
C'mon man!!

Quote from: floodrod on Jul 10, 2024, 07:29 PMA magnet sticks to metal because the closest part of the metal induces an Opposite polarity,  and opposite polarities attract..

https://en.openprof.com/wb/chapter:induced_magnetism/3623/

Negative, not true...A magnet 'sticks' to a ferrous metal because its Field EXPANDS to the steel.

Why do we ALWAYS need to add heavy steel plates as cores for generators Exciters as Induced Fields?
Why whenever we add a steel plate to an inducing coil it increases its output?
Because we are Expanding, Increasing Magnetic Field thanks to steel.

Quote from: floodrod on Jul 10, 2024, 07:29 PMIf a magnet induced the same polarity in metal -  Metal would Repel a magnet.

Nope, just because the magnetic field is not "inducing" into the steel, it is just expanding into it.
Of course, if you wrap a copper coil around that metal whenever you approach or retract field it will induce electricity into the coil.

Quote from: floodrod on Jul 10, 2024, 07:29 PMIn your video, you are holding a compass next to a magnet..  It will read the strongest pole, which is obviously the magnet

If there would be a South Pole on the steel small bar, no matter how small that pole be, it would be enough to deflect the needle of compass not allowing to be linearly straight anymore than when magnet is approached.

I will prepare another video testing related to this, but not anytime soon, as I am busy on other projects.

Take care.

Ufopolitics