Ed Leedskalnin generator ( building ) found v-magnets/ flyw

Just showing the magnets I finally found for the generator.

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Science & Technology

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• Ed
• Leedskalnin
• V-magnets
• Flywheel
• Magnets
• Coral
• Castle
• Replication

[Development2112]

@MrJoeVig thank you that should be quite useful in the future.

[Development2112]

Anyone else with a source of magnets?

[Development2112]

@skinostra correction on the length 10 inches is probably better.

[Development2112]

@gavizz51 I know eh :)

[Development2112]

And of course size can vary.

[Development2112]

It was quite hard, I found. A man who collected model-T's throughout his life he'd had over 100 but you see he wasn't willing to sell 120 for any less then $10 so i probably couldn't get any more, but i will replicate them and then see if I can observe any effects in a generator. I'll try to you with this: apparently the magnets are hot rolled steel, if they were straight they'd be approximately 9 inches long, they were magnetized with approximately 60 amperes about 90 years ago, I don't know w

[Peter1945]

@Development2112 I am interested in your product ! Please contact me !

[tonytiger75]

Model T magnets are supposed to be able to lift a three Lb. piece of steel when fully charged. We use a larger permanent magnet from a radar antenna to charge them. Ed never knew about rare earth magnets, it would probly be lots cheaper to get those, you'd have a far stronger magnetic field and wast fewer Model T parts.

[MrJoeVig]

go to Snydersantiqueauto(DOT)com. Ford model t flywheel magnets for sale.

[gavizz51]

I love how ur xbox controller is just chillen there