Experiments are described in which field‐reversingElayers were transported axially in RECE‐Christa over a distance of up to 10 ring radii using time‐varying magnetic fields. When properly executed, this process does not lead to anomalous fast‐electron losses. The translation speed appears consistent with that expected from the interaction of the rings with the axialBz‐field gradients and the resistive tank wall. No significant difference is observed between moving the rings in a homogeneous H2fill and moving them from a transient gas cloud into a low‐gas‐density region.