Steel shields don't work

http://gigagauss.com A small drop in magnetic flux is required to get rotation, In theory LOL, anyway here i tried shields made out of steel before realising my mistake. If all 8 shields were in place there would be too much attraction on the rotor, here we see that error in design. So to get that drop in flux the authour will have to contemplate a different configuration of stators, magnets and shield, lots of ideas in construction we have not lost hope yet LOL...enjoy

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[WunTuFree]

try mumetal

[MrStanleZ]

Good work man.

Shielding depends on:

1. material direction, steel has anisotropy in one or two direction different like in 3th direction

2. steel has good and other steel has bad magnetic shielding, use transformers steel

3. thickness of the steel, less or more, depends on magnetic force, and rotation speed.

Dont stop. Good choice. See you later.

[solarobotify]

the problem i saw was that the magnets that are on the weel sould be spred out on the entier thing not focused on one side

[DasBasdoInc]

aluimineum? jk

[MrBlind0fish]

fuck google ads and google too...

[Libertasfalsus]

I'm not sure if you're still tinkering with this concept or something similar, but if you are and If you haven't already come across it, try researching mu metal. It's used as a magnetic shield in many applications. I'm sure you've already found that aluminum doesn't work well at all as a shielding material. You may also want to research the Ecklin generator and its principle as its concept is somewhat similar in nature.  I hope you never give up. ...All my best.

[MrAwsome514]

It is allways funny how these people think they are some kind of scientist and yet they allways mistakenly call thier hypothesis a theory.

[jozefchrenko]

your timing is of.

[jbreinhold]

Alu-Min-Ium

Funny accents from outside my country

[orion1077]

NO MAN...in THEORY it SHOULDN"T WORK. AND in practice it WON"T...you tell me why