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    249 KB Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)08:55 No.1174276  
    Case fucking closed
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)08:56 No.1174279
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    Use stronger magnets
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)08:56 No.1174280
    need moar bigger magnets then
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)08:56 No.1174281
    They make white magnets with holes in them?
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)08:57 No.1174282
    >>1174281
    Those are K'nex housings for the magnets.
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)08:57 No.1174283
    >>1174279
    I used rare earth magnets

    >>1174281
    The magnets are between the 2 white discs
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)08:59 No.1174286
    >>1174276
    I see you used same sized magnets: obviously, this won't work. You'll need a large magnet in front, and a smaller one behind that.
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)08:59 No.1174287
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    No shit OP, learn2physics and try this
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)09:00 No.1174288
    Those aren't magnets, magnets are big red horseshoes with two poles
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)09:03 No.1174294
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    the car worked fine when i built it
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)09:10 No.1174307
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    >>1174280
    Delivered

    I used a heap of ball magnets and put the discs on one side
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)09:18 No.1174319
    >>1174307
    No there has to be an asymmetry in the forces dumbass

    see: >>1174287
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)09:19 No.1174323
    >>1174319
    More powerful rare earth magnets in the centre. Weak ball magnets on the outside, this shit complies.
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)09:22 No.1174333
    >>1174323
    no because the ball magnets are canceling each others fields out, and so are the multiple magnets on the center
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)09:24 No.1174337
    >>1174333

    I can't compete with this level of stupidity
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)09:25 No.1174341
    >>1174294
    I lol'd
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)09:26 No.1174343
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    >>1174337
    yeah, because you're out of arguments you call me stupid. Nice try troll
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)09:26 No.1174344
    Good try OP
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)09:29 No.1174352
    was there another starting thread for this?
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)09:32 No.1174363
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    >>1174343
    ok, ok
    By this logic nothing could be magnetic. And, I tested it, the large amount of ball magnets stick the magnetic things like the side of my desk.

    Therefore there is a net magnetic field in the large amount of ball magnets.
    >> Anonymous 06/13/10(Sun)09:35 No.1174374
    >>1174363
    My vacuum suction gripper stick to the window and to the side of my fridge, does that mean it's magnetic?



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