briankerr

This is a Ferrophoto of a Ring magnet, actually a stack of four 1/8 inch ring magnets making a 1/2 inch stack. The ferrophoto shows a positive and negative image of a magnet field depending on which side

Here I show that the inner fields for ring magnets get compressed by their companion magnets.

This is just a bit of fun ... take a look and see the magnet fields of 6 magnets.

An interesting magnet field pattern shown in a Ferrocell . A Ferrocell is the invention of the person who runs this web site www.ferrocell.us

A ferrocell is a magnetic field viewing device with extremely interesting visual depictions of magnet fields.

This is a formation between to similar poles of a magnet. I think this structure is a mono pole or a pole which is a combination of the poles on the magnet.

This shows the centre plane of a magnet where there is not magnetic field (sorta) it is an exaggerated view of the magnets transition zone between the north and south poles in a magnet. The actual dielectric

The ring magnet is below the ferrocell and the bar magnet is on top of the ferrocell.

M1 Grand imported into Canada form Vietnam many years ago. not perfect gun but a good shooter and an example of the American military rifle form ww2

An exaggerated view of the null zone of a magnet. Please check out my YouTube channel if you are interested.

This is a gun I like a lot .

If you see this gun buy it. It does not stay on the store shelves very long. I like pistol calibre carbines. This gun is the Canadian version and has an 18 1/2 inch barrel the American version has a shorter

At the end I said "slide release" I meant to say "mag release"

Im showing the shape and size of the fields on a ring magnet Check out my YouTube channel for more videos

Winchester Centenary Model 1894 to 1994 in 44 magnum.

easy to show magnet fields joining or repulsing using a ferrocell and weak magnets, therefor controllable magnets.