Linear acceleration by using Magnetic strips

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I am working with Magnetic strips to get countinous force in both clockwise and anticlock wise direction. I am looking for better concept for hand free mode in my experiment. The pdf file of my experiment is attached .
 

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Sureshbaliyan said:
I am working with Magnetic strips to get countinous force in both clockwise and anticlock wise direction. I am looking for better concept for hand free mode in my experiment. The pdf file of my experiment is attached .
Since you are not flipping any poles anywhere in your experiments (that I can tell), you will not get continuous force or acceleration. You get a temporary force and displacement from the interaction of the dipole fields, but that is not sustainable without reversing the poles somewhere at the right time. It's similar to needing a commutator on a simple DC motor.
 
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Welcome to the PF. :smile:

Since you are not flipping any poles anywhere in your experiments (that I can tell), you will not get continuous force or acceleration. You get a temporary force and displacement from the interaction of the dipole fields, but that is not sustainable without reversing the poles somewhere at the right time. It's similar to needing a commutator on a simple DC motor.
I have shown in my experiment countinous rotation possible. Magnetic strip is not expensive(only 10 $), you can easily replicate my result and will find that there is fully new continious force generate

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Whelp, it is now clear that the OP wants to discuss his PMM / Energy Creating invention, which of course we do not do here at the PF. Some clean-up & deletions have been done in the thread, and it is now closed.
 
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