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    I came across this image on my internet travels. Just wanted to know if anyone had tried this or something similar.

    Last edited by Zooty; 06-13-2010, 02:23 PM.

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    I think its Bearden who got that idea, everything sound fine but there no E Field perpendicular to the magnetic field on a magnet, Max Amp with 0V. Its really easy to try , 2 aluminum plate with a magnet and you play a bit with the gap to maximize the E Field(if there any) area on the plate. So far i never got any result with that. Maybe there special type of magnet who retain a certain E Field, i don't know.

    Best Regards,
    EgmQC

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    • #3
      I just tried it with a small grade 5 ceramic magnet and a couple of 1.5" x 1.5" aluminium foil sheets and got 5mv across the plates. The magnet is polarized on the wrong plane to what is shown in the pic so i'll have to put a few of them together to make one big magnet.. but there is something there.

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      • #4
        I think Sweets VTA used a ferrite barium magnet. If I were testing this I would use a ferrite barium magnet.

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        • #5
          displacement current and Ampere law for capacitor
          read it backwards !

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          • #6
            Originally posted by EgmQC View Post
            I think its Bearden who got that idea, everything sound fine but there no E Field perpendicular to the magnetic field on a magnet, Max Amp with 0V. Its really easy to try , 2 aluminum plate with a magnet and you play a bit with the gap to maximize the E Field(if there any) area on the plate. So far i never got any result with that. Maybe there special type of magnet who retain a certain E Field, i don't know.

            Best Regards,
            EgmQC
            I think the E field refers to the electric field between the capacitor plates.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Web000x View Post
              I think the E field refers to the electric field between the capacitor plates.
              Its not related to a capacitor only, there always a E field perpendicular to a Magnetic Field, my emphases was about the E field on a Magnet is always 0, Max amp with 0v.You get the same inverse result with a Capacitor , the Magnetic field is perpendicular but there no amp, only voltage so Max voltage, 0 Amp, exactly the inverse

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              • #8
                why not combine this idea with Ed Leedskalnin's Perpetual Motion Holder! Preferably in a vortex configuration, similar to his flywheel. Remember, you don't need a specific shape, but symmetry and bucking magnetic field are required. The star shape he uses was just convenient (and works quite well) but not necessary.
                Last edited by SuperCaviTationIstic; 06-14-2010, 01:59 AM.

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