Magnetic Switch
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ย. 2022
- Experimenting with different ways to use a magnetic switch to spin a flywheel.
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Nothing for 2 years... I thought they got to you. I´m happy to see you back.
I THOUGHT THEY GOT HIM TOO I WAS SCARED FOR A WHILE THERE
I always enjoy watch your videos, thanks!
As a mechanical engineer looking at all these videos you have made, I am very impressed with your work. While the laws of thermodynamics do apply to our current understanding of energy, I do believe quantum mechanics needs to be implemented into the laws of thermodynamics. The fact that a magnetic field can be redirected using less energy than the magnetic force can produce, is evidence that work could be done. Classical physics says that Energy = Force x distance (dE = F x dd). This is why I don't think gravity systems alone will ever work. You will never get more energy out using leverage alone and we can't redirect the force of gravity, but magnetic forces can be redirected with very little energy input. I plan on working on this subject once my workshop is completed.
Keep up the good work.
You don't have to break the laws of thermodynamics as long as you're comfortable with the idea that a heat pump functions within the laws of thermodynamics.
As long as you apply the same operational theory as a heat pump applies then you can do this kind of thing.
To use an analogy: if a friction heater is to thermal energy as an electric generator is to electrical energy, then a heat pump is to thermal energy as a *???????* electrical energy.
That's my personal quest, it requires finding a low energy state change and that causes a large change in the potential energy within the system. Same as a heat pump. If the heat pump can do it then it must be possible.
@@chaorrottai I have wondered if Heat pumps could be used in series to generate mechanical energy from the heat in the space. I would like to do some experimenting. However, according to the second law of thermodynamics, it shouldn't be possible because there will always be irreversible losses (entropy change) and those loses will be greater than possible work out. I can't prove this but there have been many experiments that seem to show this concept.
In my mind it should work. As crude examples... we have heat pumps that have COPs between 3 and 8. Meaning 200% to 700% percent of the energy/work we put into the engine can be moved to another location. We have turbines generator systems that are up to 60% efficient meaning 60 percent of the energy we put into the system can be used for work. Doing some crude math suggests it should be possible to generate excess usable work by linking a heat pump to a turbine generator system. I understand the temperatures and pressures would need to be designed into the equation and system, but at first glance, it might be possible. Anyway, I would like to verify it myself.
I believe that permanent magnet technology is the future technology as an alternative to energy-consuming Low efficiency electromagnets that generate high heat.
Glad to see you upload again.
Thank you.
Reed switch mate? Thats what im going to use for mine. I just learnt about them lol. Im a car builder so i got heaps to learn
You can of coarse use an Alnico magnet and coil wrapped around it to flip it's polarity but to do this the Alnico uses a lot of current for about a millisecond or greater doing this and will get hot for fast switching.
Are you trying to work out the Luling motor?
What you're going to build is like a Maxwell demon.
Neat I enjoy watching your videos
I have been pondering lately, using an electromagnet for the magnetic switch. like a momentary contact to "shut off" the last magnet to get around that 1" problem in permanent magnet motors. I know doing that with another permanent magnet is preferable, but with permanent magnets doing 99% of the work, and one little blip and flywheel effect to keep it going, I think that might be worth a try.
I believe it might be. If you experiment around with the idea and find a way to continuously power the switch by collecting an electrical charge from the permanent magnet portion of the track then you'd still have a self-running system.
That's basically my thought too. I'm just starting to learn the electronics side of things and will be experimenting with the most efficient way to push or pull or cancel.
I have seen that say iron inbeween at certain intervals can also manipulate the magnetic field to achieve a push or pull when it would normally lock, this was is a gear reduction magnetic system and have to look more into that too.
I was thinking once I can get the motor to get past the lock with a powered method then I will add coils etc to generate hopefully enough energy to power the switch then add what I can before I scale up.
Very interesting, I believe you're going to have great success with this.
Thanks. I believe there is a great deal of potential to be tapped in that area.
Nice to see your work after long time
Thank you
Long time no see mr magnet man
It's been a while. You can see some of the things I've been up to in the video links at the beginning.
Yo they didn't get him let's go!
Rumble backup AND a WEF photo! I feel comfortable and smarter with your channel! You trying to build a megnetic drive car that uses spherical tires? You'd get a percentage of profit forever... figured I'd at least try and ask lol Or even a parts list or any ideas? I have blueprints, I'm just a software engineer, I'm not a 10 with magnets, I'm more of a 6 or 7.
I've always felt that the subject matter of my channel tends to draw people more intelligent than myself. I learn quite a bit from my audience. You can only take that so far on certain platforms though, so I expanded.
Spherical tires? Why, are you planning on volunteering for Elon Musk's Mars mission? lol
I'm currently working on ways to power a house or vehicle with things that are already readily available by using them in a less conventional manner. You can't disappear technology that's already in widespread use as easily as you can new technologies. This will make more sense after an upcoming video or two if you don't see where I'm going yet.
@@Motionmagnetics I would suggest to you sir to look into Michael Tsarion , this man is an intense corpus of gnosis. To simply call him a whistleblower would be putting it lightly
@@Motionmagnetics I'm not 100% sure where you're going but I definitely see your goal, I'm picturing either trash insinerators at every house or something crazy cool with magnets, but whatever you build, I'll be sure to check it out.
Lol is Elon building that too? If I'm building a rover... I'm going to space! No, I just want want them on my car. The algorithm for doing 120mph while doing perfect donuts... that would be the extreme example of 4 independent spheres working in 360° as a team. My point, it can do anything easier than drifting at mach 1 lol. When I finally get around to building these tires, I'll ship a set out to ya... but there are about 50 other projects before that! Also, that garbage incinerator is one of them, just a tiny spec of the high rise buildings. Actually! Do you have a website/contact place? I might be able to use magnets for a current project... It's a quantum room, that's all I'll say in public.
@@spreadItWide Well, I suppose there are some magnets involved, but not in a way I've shared in the past. No trash incinerators though. lol
The tires sound like a good time.
I try and check my FaceBook page from time to time, but I don't have a main website. The best time to catch me is after a new upload when I'm more actively engaged. I listed some of my alternative platforms in case anything ever happens to my channel and people want to see what I'm working on.
I'll consider having a look
think you'd enjoy the Tech Ingredients channel. might also consider moving to a hybrid switch, i mean not totally physical or electrical... like maybe a rotating halbach array so then your connections become necessarily timing connections. these are just conceptual reminders nothing specific to your stuff please don't take it as criticism
Can you show us how much force or energy to turn on and then to turn back off your switchable magnet and how much pull force that the same switchable magnet can do?
Can you do the same thing when it already attached to metal?
Assume that to turn on a switchable magnet will require 10 N and then to turn it back off will require 10 N, and the pull force of the magnet will be 20 N, you need to remember that magnetic flux decrease exponentially to distance, so you need to attach it to something to get the full potential of the magnet, if it have distance between them, the force will be exponentially decrease. Because there is a distance between the magnet and the iron before it reaching maximum potential, arent you just wasting your time? Not to mention the magnet will lose its flux overtime.
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Are you build some uslefull machine in years? or all of this is for nothing?
Why is my comment gone? did you check out the video since did that help?
I had to re-upload the video, due to a copyright issue with the background music, but I saved the video link before deleting the other version.
@@Motionmagnetics ok but would like a reply about it or a video reference about it since it seems that is possible with the pressure so with magnets the same principle should apply in a way... I assume but did not figure it out. LOL
It sounds logical since their is no vaccume inside the cup when the cup it mostly with something else than water.
Obviously that wont be out soon or ever it feels and not practical to have something that big as they say for it to be efficient.
But its nice to see you back even if its a small video.
As for magnets switch is it harder to move the switch then that might be an issue.
Sometimes i feel it is not simple for many to make then it will have a hard time being done.
@@trench01 Generating power by using pressure to transfer liquid back and forth between cups is a great idea. Thanks for sharing the info.
In this case though I feel it would overcomplicate the simplicity of what I'm trying to accomplish. I'm looking for more of a leverage or gravity-type mechanism.
What's with the re-upload?
There was an issue with a copyright claim on the background music. The music was clearly marked as royalty-free in multiple locations but rather than go back and forth to resolve the issue while the views increased I decided to simply replace the background music and reupload the video.
@@Motionmagnetics Ah yeah that was always a problem when I made videos until I started using epidemic sound. On another note have you ever thought about making a Discord server for the channel?
@@inertproductionsalternate9114 Sometimes it seems like more effort than it's worth. I rarely find music I'm really happy with.
I think I'm drawn between too many diverse projects to maintain a discord server on one subject matter. Which probably explains the long gaps in my video uploads.
Welcome back! I have missed your creative concepts. Just a thought, but consider electric switch idea, like the old points and condenser set up for electric magnet designs for the switching. ONLY way to make it fast enough to work. see th-cam.com/video/hS2LEXuIBHc/w-d-xo.html
I've always felt like an electronic assist takes the fun out of it.
@@Motionmagnetics LOL, I look forward to you progress. I have also spent much time seeking a "true" magnet motor
Do you want to make a rotor using magnet?
I can help because I know how it's done
thumbs down, a re-upload. Why did I watch it?
There was an issue with a copyright claim on the background music. The music was clearly marked as royalty-free in multiple locations but rather than go back and forth to resolve the issue while the views increased I decided to simply replace the background music and reupload the video.
@@Motionmagnetics why not remove the music completely?
@@panzerofthelake4460 I considered it. I prefer some light background noise rather than simply my voice narrating.
Every rotation flips an electric switch that turns on or off the magnet. Unless you're going for a complete mechanical system of gears, etc--- then I suggest magnetic suspension for low friction.
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I got bored with all your commercials & didn't watch the video. Maybe it's a good video. Can't say. Don't care. Too many comercials.