My worry would be electromagnetic interference in the induction motor will cause a cancellation in the magnetic flux change and wouldn't passing the earths core flip polarities and completely revese the current direction in the induction motor?
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My worry would be electromagnetic interference in the induction motor will cause a cancellation in the magnetic flux change and wouldn't passing the earths core flip polarities and completely revese the current direction in the induction motor?
-> neh, negligible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan69
-> Neh, magnetic field of the earth has nothing to do with the magnetic field of the thing you call motorQuote:
Originally Posted by Dan69
cool looking forward to it :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Spectrus
Quite right, looking back it looks obvious its immune to gravity flip!Quote:
Originally Posted by pixie_frigo
I'm selling lawnmower that works on magnets. Interested?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan69
Gravity flip ? O.o haha, whatever!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan69
polarity flip*
That would be a fucking amazing lawnmowerQuote:
I'm selling lawnmower that works on magnets. Interested?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan69
Sooo... An electric lawnmower?
Shhh... don't tell the secret :)Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkstaR
That cuts grass and everythingQuote:
Originally Posted by DarkstaR