These motors were about to be made by Maia Beloscar's company before she was brutally and forcibly leucotomised by psychiatrists on prime time TV for no reason that I can fathom out at all.
Silly Electric motor improvement
Dec 26, 2005
26 Replies
Irrelevant argument. Whether or not you "believe" in magnetic fields your ferrite will feel the reaction forces from applying forces to the rotor; it simply can't be as strong as iron.
Mark L. Fergerson
The forces involved are only on the conductors the high permeability material only increases the force between conductors. The hi u materal does not have any mechanical force on it.
Chris.
So, a piece of hi µ material won't be attracted to a magnet?
there will be forces on the high permeability material they may not be useful forces (probably much of the force will be radial - I haven't given it a whole lot of thought), but there will be forces present.
if you don't beleive me compare the behavior of sand and iron filings around a running motor.
Bye. Jasen
Hello,
I've sent in my patent application, it might be accepted. It will be some time before I hear but I may find my old employer has already made his claim.
I doubt if it is original as there is nothing new.
Chris.
Yep you cant even patent a warp drive someone did that already
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