Imagine a professor who takes you and two good fellows and says these words:

"Well, you have to make this neodimyum-made sphere levitate with a couple of magnets and some inductance, resistance, capacitors and transistors. It should react to external interference and remain still in mid-air at five-six centimeters from your electromagnet.
You have a month, plus some week if it's too much difficult. Good luck."

This is my case.

And that damn sphere is still not levitating.

I'm optimist since we have something like 60% problems solved, but it's still difficult...

Meanwhile, I'm back, at least on weekends:)

Jens

Awesome bro!
Welcome back.
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

HEEEEEEY Welcome back man That case of yours looks like hell

That damn sphere is levitating! (see first post to be provided with further explanation)

That's the evidence there's really a God in this world

Anyway, I have to write my essay about what we made, but I can take it easier

Thanks for your support,

Jens