| This is my idea of what I would put under magnets. I started with magnets because the FAQs section directs you to 3 links, the first which seems to be a dead link, the second about overunity and the third gives in depth faqs but not what newcomers usually ask. It is purposly short to get the newcomer the basic facts they need without boring or overwhelming them. Please let me know what BASIC information I have left out or gotten wrong. The next FAQ would be "Magnet Rotors" and build on this one.
Magnets - What will I need as far as magnets go? For a serious power-producing turbine you will do best to go with large Neodymium type magnets. These are not common magnets but very strong magnets that come in different grades. Unless you want to learn all the math and theory behind building a turbine you don't need to know much more than to use large Neodymium magnets. You can buy them here****The most common grade is *** The most common number of magnets used is between 8 and 24. The most common size used is 1 inch by 2 inch by half an inch. Other common sizes are 1 inch to 2 inch round discs. You can also find them wedge shaped. If you use magnets smaller than this, unless you use a LOT of them, you will NOT produce much usable power. Decide on all size aspects of your turbine BEFORE you buy your magnets.
OK, maybe the users can add or clarify as needed.
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Magnet FAQ | 15 comments (15 topical, 0 editorial)
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