Question by : whats the best shape for a magnet for a magnetic engine?
plan to begin working on lookin into free energy, i understand some do and some dont believe it is possible. I need to find out myself. Ive seen engines online that seem to work and the principle is fairly simple, line up a circle of magnets pointed in specific directions so as to cause another maget on an inner cylinder to rotate.
My question is what shape magnets are the best for this? cube, rectangle, sphere, flat circle? ect. what shape has the most pull, best magnetic reach, or has an idea of what specific shape they must be.
ps. I DONT NEED ANY MORE “IT WONT WORK CRAP” PLEASE. IVE PERSONALLY SEEN A SPIRAL SHAPED SET UP OF MAGNETS SPIN A ROD INFINITELY SO I DONT WANT TO HEAR IT WONT WORK! I WILL LEARN THAT OR PROVE U WRONG. I JUSTWANT TO KNOW WHAT AN INTELLIGENT PERSON THINKS THE BEST SHAPE OF MAGNET WOULD BE
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Answer by tjsnfrd
Round is usually the best shape for a magnetic motor……its shape provides the least resistance therfore providing the most efficiency.
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Anyone intelligent who would answer your question knows it won’t work, so why do you keep asking?
Learn!
Study magnetics. Read up on it, you have the entire internet at your disposal. Plot the magnetic field lines for various shapes of magnets. Calculate the magnetic forces at various points along the field lines.