Magnetic isolation

It’s not that a wider gap translates to a weaker magnetic field. For a given load a wider gap actually translates to a stronger magnetic field. So if your gap is say 1 mm now, more powerful magnets would produce a 2 mm gap or whatever for the same load. As long as there’s a gap there is levitation. It’s the levitation that’s the issue not the flux density of the mag field per se. Hel-looo!

interesting article on mag lev for audiophile applications, see link below:

http://www.gcaudio.com/products/reviews/infomagix.html

Ok but why do you need to be condescending with "hel-looo"? I don't know about you but I know less than what I don't know. 

Excellent, Infection, excellent !
But be careful, you are dealing with very fierce natural forces...

"mapman
You've peaked my interest. What magnetic levitation product are you using?   I'd like to read up on it."

infection, I would also like to know what product you are discussing.

Thanks,

Jim Perry

Has anyone heard the VPI mag lev platter?