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• ladberg 7y ago
  Can someone explain what they mean by asymmetric magnets? I know that one pole can be weaker, but it also must be a greater size to balance out the flux. Is this what they mean? It's kind of misleading as they imply that they can create magnets that have a non-zero flux.
  • oblib 7y ago
    They don't offer a lot of detailed info, and I'm afraid the tech is over my head, but the concept is sure interesting.
  • drissh 7y ago
    I saw a video about this earth engine. they suggested that the asymetrical magnetism was in fact adding more energy to electromagnet (on the stator) for the moment when the magnets on the rotor were facing the right pole. Do you see what I mean Im not english speaker.
• stevespang 7y ago
  My son and I have created several sophisticated asymmetric magnetic arrays. They are "unbalanced" or otherwise they yield the flux from one pole in a different shape or distribution than the other pole. All their videos don't play.
• simonblack 7y ago
  "magic!". LOL No such thing as a "Perpetual Motion Machine". Energy can not be created from nothing, it can only be moved. If you're drawing energy 'out' with no energy 'input', then the system must get colder and colder. And of course there is no video: "Sorry, this media is offline"