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@laureanoantonio8471 I'm not using an AMS so only one or two purges before each print.

This should be it: makerworld.com/en/models/150638 Note that it had to be scaled to fit on the A1 mini at 90%.

@magneticpropulsion2507 thank you

@meritlas Bambu Lab PLA BASIC grey for first spool and Jade White for next. Also using 0.4mm print head.

Battery is energy. Hydrozene is fuel.

@jackoberhansley Short circuit somewhere. Maybe step back and do an easier kit and try returning to this kit after that. Also, try a cheap meter and study the schematic. With the meter you can isolate the short.

@@magneticpropulsion2507 thanks ill try that!

@caiosantos9057 Not 100% sure but seem to recall using solder on it.

i tried with earphones and it’s the same. speaker not in fault Could it be a faulty module or bad soldering? 😢

Thanks for watching and commenting on this video. Can you be more specific about what you don't understand or in your criticism? Did you read the description?

It's about using the torque from a compass trying to align with the Earth's magnetic field.

And the torque compared to attracting is thousands of times stronger in so far as they're comparable.

@@YathishShamaraj Magnets are to the physical sciences what the Pythagorean Theorem is to math. They are everywhere and are used in new ways all the time.

@GrandadIsAnOldMan Thanks. Happy New Year Grandad.

Others have suggested better bearings as well. This gave me an idea. Thanks for watching the video and the comment. Please watch the next video to see how it turned out.

A very inexpensive meter will work. You can also look up the color codes.

@@somenygaard it uses a 9 volt Rayovac Fusion battery. No fuel refers to chemical propellant. It's reactionless.

@Aurum_Enterprises Large magnets hanging at the bottom of the armature point north. A DC motor pushes against them causing the armature to rotate.

@DJZofPCB Battery is electricity. No fuel doesn't mean no input energy. Fuel is liquid propellant. Also refers to other than this motor.

​@@magneticpropulsion2507 As long as you have access to fuel you will have electricity, the components of a battery are not indefinate and have to be replenished

@@jeffreydani8616 Thanks for watching and commenting on our video. Would you please elaborate?

If you are using this to try and move an object then Actually I don't mean you should go my way to create a selonoid to move the object, it's just a suggestion. You can use spin to achieve the object movement. The key to moving an object is through the normal frequency's smooth flow movement of the object along with a extremely lower frequency which is normally the beat frequency which is extremely lower. It's just like you breathing normally then suddenly you get an hiccups, your whole body suddenly moves differently. Or a normal driving of a car then suddenly it collides with another vehicle. The setup you just did I think correct me if I am wrong is that it only has a frequency and does not have the beat frequency. Please don't confuse yourself with the spin frequency because it's vibrating horizontally. Your two frequency must have vertical vibrations to achieve the thrust in that vertical direction.

@jeffreydani8616 This motor is not intended to create linear translation. It is only intended to rotate. See our videos about the "Virus" magnetic boat for linear translation using a magnet and servo.

Thank you too

@@burgerkingganyu6961 Thanks for watching and commenting on the video. Critics are always welcome 😊

@@sadboinlh1586 Thanks for watching and commenting on video. Possible applications might be something that rotates in water without pushing against the water or spin a satellite or demonstrate properties of Earth's magnetic field in a classroom. To illustrate that Earth's magnetic field is thousands of times greater than commonly believed. Do you have any thoughts for it? We appreciate suggestions.

@@Teth47 The large neo magnets are a compass with substantial torque. A small electric motor turns the compass so it's not pointing north. The compass returns to pointing north but can't because the small motor keeps turning it. The freely rotating platform on which the small DC motor is mounted turns and the magnets stay still. The compass magnet motor is a kind of motor that uses Earth as its stator.

like what? my channel doesn't grow

see if playing around with a coilgun will help instead ;)

@@doubleooh7337 coils have cores. And it did work better when the coils were held closer to the magnets.

I know theres a kit available that does exactly this, & the display is near identical, i.e. an array of LED's. (I have one that I'm intending to incorporate into a Geoport). Its on ebay as "LED Music Spectrum Kit Voice Control". Theres a microphone incorporated in the design, actually on the PCB.

@@Demotricus Thanks! : )

@@BPEMETO No worries, good luck with your project.

@@Demotricus I also just found out that you could do many interesting things regarding sound using sp107e music controller and ws2812b led strips.

@@BPEMETO If you get a chance, take a look at a video entitled "CYMATICS: Science Vs. Music - Nigel Stanford", it'll blow your mind to see what can be done in this field. :)

@@joshroman5963 tin one pad. With tweezers slide the smd led into place while reheating the tinned pad. Ideally the soldering iron should not touch the led. Watch the polarity of the led. Solder the other pad then touch up the first pad.

Thank you

@@mattinrsvl try finding the kit on amazon.