EvilGenius
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Plasma generation comes to mind!
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Dear Mr. Tesla. How about a magnetic field car bumper utilizing identical magnets repelling each other? That should create a cushion for a softer impact!
Cheers,
Rom
Surely speed dependent driving near any car is deadly dangerous? With or without a contraption? I see plenty of valid replies maybe you just have so many people on ignore you only see the non valid ones??A ridiculous (if not deadly dangerous) situation, trying to drive near a car fitted with that contraption as well.
Pity that the OP did not attract valid replies...!
A ridiculous (if not deadly dangerous) situation, trying to drive near a car fitted with that contraption as well.
Pity that the OP did not attract valid replies...!
No I think he is saying if only one car has it then it will stick to it, I think there would be at least one driver not willing to buy one judging by his post . Think of the fuel you would saveI think you mean without the contraption? If two different cars had large magnets with the same polarity facing out, they would want to repel each other. If you come near a car without an opposing magnet, it will be attracted instead.
Whatever...I think you mean without the contraption? If two different cars had large magnets with the same polarity facing out, they would want to repel each other. If you come near a car without an opposing magnet, it will be attracted instead.
I bet you said that with a Canadian accent Only joking AGWhatever...
Whether the respective magnets in each car do attract or repeal each other, I prefer to keep driving as I do now; without them....!
The trouble with the 1000 cars on the motorway idea is that the cars would have to have alternate polarity magnets per car - else they'd all just stick together. Unless every other car was going backwards of course. Or do we have an arrangement where if imminent impact is detected, the appropriate polarity is selected? But then you have both vehicles trying to do that it's like two pedestrians going opposite ways down the street trying to avoid a collision but keep moving in each others way instead. So you need to have a handshaking system where the two vehicles agree on polarity. But wait! Suppose you have multiple vehicles - the nearly colliding ones have to ensure they're talking to each other and not some other nearby car.
Ok I've unwittingly outlined the system - someone cleverer than me needs to design and build it now!
Maybe with RC cars? Maybe? Hmmm?
Oh yes of course. IMA dumbass. I was thinking north at the front, south at the back kind of thing - like your magnetic train set when you were a tot.
Hola Ron,Your proudest accomplishments in circuits?
I spent my last 25 years, before I retired working with 3 phase systems with very slow AC sine waves. For the most part 3 phase sub 1 Hz. Amplitudes around 150 volts at maximum.
Hola Ron,
May I know what was the final application and how were they generated?
What? We don't have monopoles yet? What's going on there, then?Maybe you are onto something there. It would be easier and safer to simply connect a long train of cars than it would be to avoid connection (Collision).
Another issue with a magnetic avoidance system - magnets are heavy and would be a fuel hungry solution, moving all that weight up hills or accelerating from a stop. also, if you've ever tried to push to repelling magnets together, especially strong ones, they tend to flip in your hand and connect N-S. Now imagine slamming on your brakes late as you approach the car ahead of you, the car dives, and is pulled under the magnet of the front car, then click - they are connected. Who carries the demagnetizer?