Overhead magnet self-wobble

[yx630514]

Hi

A overhead magnet can be sustained self-wobble，Means that the self-energy generation, I would like to have replication, but: my English is not good, will not be able to understand the video, who can explain the structure details?

YouYube Video link:
YouTube - Strange wobble in overhead magnet

Xu YUan

[Joit]

Hi

A overhead magnet can be sustained self-wobble，Means that the self-energy generation, I would like to have replication, but: my English is not good, will not be able to understand the video, who can explain the structure details?

YouYube Video link:
YouTube - Strange wobble in overhead magnet

Xu YUan

Harvey can.

[Raui]

If you were to load that setup it would stop straight away. The reason the wobble goes for so long is that the work done on the air is small and will therefore take a while to dissipate all it's energy. Try load the magnet by wrapping a solenoid around the magnet and if it still wobbles then you have something but I doubt it will. It's like a ringing bell in a vacuum, it'll vibrate for a very long time but eventually cease it's movement after it has dissipated all it's energy.

Raui

[synchro]

Peizo.

A piezo electric strip attached between two of these wobbling magnets would generate current.

[Harvey]

Hi

A overhead magnet can be sustained self-wobble，Means that the self-energy generation, I would like to have replication, but: my English is not good, will not be able to understand the video, who can explain the structure details?

YouYube Video link:
YouTube - Strange wobble in overhead magnet

Xu YUan

Hi Xu Yuan,

I did finally get your request via you-tube and sent a diagram for you there.

Yes, the wobble is very interesting because it changes from translational to linear motion to twisting and back in a unique resonance.

At first it seemed that it would never stop and then even increased for a bit. But I discovered later that it was a very sensitive seismometer and was detecting the movements of the building from cars passing by and even people walking on the floor near my desk. The floor in this place is wood frame and it flexes a bit when people walk on it.

When things calmed down a bit, it finally stopped for a while, but started back up again when I sat at my desk.

It is a very interesting resonance though where two pole surfaces try to find balance between the 3 fields making up the equilateral triangle.

[Harvey]

If you were to load that setup it would stop straight away. The reason the wobble goes for so long is that the work done on the air is small and will therefore take a while to dissipate all it's energy. Try load the magnet by wrapping a solenoid around the magnet and if it still wobbles then you have something but I doubt it will. It's like a ringing bell in a vacuum, it'll vibrate for a very long time but eventually cease it's movement after it has dissipated all it's energy.

Raui

I agree

[Harvey]