Re: [EVGRAY] Re: Winding BiTT with C shape winding tool

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Hi Doug,
Yes it's confusing for me also.
When I try to push 2 magnets North to North together in free air they repel
strongly.
Yet in a piece of steel or Metglass etc they just cancel each other?

It goes against logic a bit for me too.
Please don't ask me why because I don't understand that deep.
Though I'm certain it's true because it's the same for electric currents
going opposite ways.

With a big (Fish) magnet and a little (Fish) magnet they subtract from each
other, in a magnetic path leaving only the difference in the direction of
the big Fish.

Gerry




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On Wed, Jan 31, 2018 at 5:21 AM, [email protected] [EVGRAY] <
[email protected]> wrote:

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> Hi GErry
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> OK so magnetic forces can travel in two directions at once, sharing the
> same core?
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> This goes against my twisted logic - as I have always thought like
> electrical flow the "big fish consumes the little fish" so if there is
> dominate strength and flow of electrical (and mmf) going one way, then that
> is the way it all goes and it just all gets consumed and swept along, like
> snowball consuming all in its path.
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> The amount of backemf in the way will cause more resistance, OK, it will
> "slow" the movement, but the movement itself still all goes one way (I
> think so anyways but what do I know)
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> "backemf" (or backmmf) to me is something inherent and locked tight with
> forward emf (or mmf) and just cannot be separated and is impossible or
> maybe it is possible to at least shove it sideways?
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> ciaoKone
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