(Dec. 05, 2013  3:43 PM)Naijalak Wrote: OK. Here's my entry.

System Name: Polarity Core

The basic idea behind Polarity Core is that every Bey has a "core" it's built upon. A tip is locked onto the bottom of the core, and up to 3 discs are slid onto the core and held in place by magnets. A cap is then placed at the top of the core to prevent dislodged discs from flying out of the stadium. The cap also has magnetic grooves for connecting to a Polarity Launcher.

Figure the core is a cylinder about 1.5 - 2 inches long. Depending on the core, the wheels can be placed at varying heights on the core. Some cores would have their own gimmicks, such as a sliding magnet that would cause a disc to raise or lower during a battle using the velocity of the spin.

Wheel placement on the core would be governed by a set of rules. The Equator Disc would always have to be between a slimmer upper and lower Pole Disc. This would be enforced by the magnets themselves. The upper and lower would use the opposite polarity of the main wheel so the main wheel could only be placed in between the other two.

Here's a rough concept of the layout of core, tip, and wheels:

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Here's a really poorly modeled Equator Wheel:

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Keep in mind that the scale on these images is not exact. I'm by no means a designer or engineer.

Several things would have to be considered when putting together a Bey:

• Weight of core
  
• Weight of Discs
  
• Placement of Discs
  
• Magnet strengths in core
  
• Magnet mobility in core
  
• Number of magnets in core
  
• Tip choice
  
• Disc size
  
• Adequate protection of your core