Actually the rig does provide a continuous flux path that locks the elements together.
This was one of the first things I evaluated using FEMM
(See post http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...html#post94848)
The 'lock' as David calls it, or the PMH function as Ed called it is not as strong in Davids design as it is with the U-Shaped magnet and keeper - something many of you have already demonstrated very well - but the lock is there, weakly.
I demonstrated this also in my video YouTube - AdminOnDuty's Channel
The greater the flux density flowing through the elements, the stronger the magnetic influence on the domains in the material. It is this continuous path that keeps the domains recursively in alignment and holds the flux perpetually even in a soft magnetic material like this pipe. When the flux path is broken, the field collapses and can produce enough power to light a lamp. This also has been demonstrated in the U-Shaped PMH videos out there.
When you say you do not think it is not locked - I took that as a typo rather than a true double negative right?The thing here is that the lock is not bound tight enough to overcome the forces of mass gravity or inertial gravity (centrifugal force) so it is necessary to have the elements wrapped in some manner. Now in my case I did not use any screws to hold them to the HDPE wheel, that was all friction. But in David's case he did screw four of the elements to the HDPE. It is possible to get non-locked elements to hold the configuration shown in my video because of the geometry involved, but the stability is much more fragile than that shown and the smallest twist causes it to fall apart. But when it is locked, there is a magnetic bond between each and every element that helps to keep it from separating easily. I can tell when the lock has been lost in my rig because the elements get loose and want to fall out. But when the lock is there, they stay in place and offer resistance to movement. You can see that in the YouTube - Lambright - 029 video I did when I try and remove one of the elements to break the lock - I had to fish around to find one that I could remove easily because most of them were still locked together. I was worried that the whole thing was going to fall apart when I removed that one and you may notice that when I spun it up the second time I did not spin it as fast as the first time for fear of it all falling apart.

Sorry Sucahyo, I just didn't make the connection - Thanx IndianaBoys for getting my brain back on track 


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