@@MHDTechnologyLaboratory can you make a video on it bro? That how we need to install and size of suspension as well. But in a cheaper cost. Coz i want to use in my motorcycle as need to drive 80 miles daily. Awaiting for positive response.
I honestly have been trying to understand how much a magnet can lift compared to its weight it’s self, purpose being used in a cars seat or air crafts seats anything in general used to reduce weight of the human body imparts on the vehicle. Race cars squeeze every ounce out they can, air lines want to reduce fuel cost any way possible as well as some use in space travel however space would be a different situation. If we could utilize a small back pack chamber if the lift to weight ratio was right the military would spend millions if possible to utilize in the army, navy or air to space force.
Ya know... You might be able to devise an emergency electro magnetic elevator catch system after having seen how that magnetic block slowed down so much going threw those two magnets. Or something similar. Though...magnets don't play well with...technology...
"Though...magnets don't play well with...technology..." that's not really true anymore. If you aren't using floppy disks and CRT monitors, you're fine. (Also if you're not using EXTREMELY powerful and EXTREMELY fast-switching electromagnets that no normal person would ever just happen to have)
Someone has got to put a large magnet inside a hotwheels car and flip it off a block of aluminum, or between them. It would make great animation ir add to stop motion animation.
We had it in inventory. Due to experimental nature of our work, we have a machine shop. I imagine it would be difficult to order so small pieces of plate at such thickness.
