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  • Allen Burgess
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    Originally posted by bistander View Post
    Whereas you would say you got your positive Webers on the North and the negative Webers on your South pole, right? Who's the chump?

    Attempting a serious discussion with you is pointless. I believe you actually thought you transmuted copper into molybdenum. You don't have a connection with reality, do you? Just leave me alone.

    bi
    @bistander,

    Webers Shmaybers.
    Last edited by Allen Burgess; 11-01-2017, 10:23 PM.

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  • bistander
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    Chump?

    Originally posted by Allen Burgess View Post
    @bistander,

    Following your line of reasoning, there's no difference between the north and south poles of a magnet because they're both magnetism. Get a life chump!
    Whereas you would say you got your positive Webers on the North and the negative Webers on your South pole, right? Who's the chump?

    Attempting a serious discussion with you is pointless. I believe you actually thought you transmuted copper into molybdenum. You don't have a connection with reality, do you? Just leave me alone.

    bi

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  • Allen Burgess
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    Talking points..

    Originally posted by bistander View Post
    From:

    . • zur ==> deutschen Version . This is a typical filter capacitor inside a measurement setup In real life any capacitor comes with an additional parasitic inductance and a real resistance in se…


    And even though it is called an ammeter or amp meter, it is a device used to measure current. The unit for current is the Ampere. Since the meter is used to measure current in a circuit, the resulting quantity does include a negative sign when the measured current flow is in the opposite direction from the indicated polarity of the instrument. This is not "negative Amps".

    How did that transmutation test go..... Like I need to ask. You're just funnin' with us, aren't you?

    bi
    @bistander,

    1.-Following your line of reasoning, there's no difference between the north and south poles of a magnet because they're both magnetism.

    2.-You can't generate a negative inductance out of thin air, it takes power in the proportion described by Lorentz.

    3.-The transmutation test may amount to perhaps the greatest scientific discovery of all time, depending on the outcome. I may choose not to go public with the results, due to the possible destabilizing proximate consequences; Like the sudden and catostrophic collapse of our commodity markets!
    Last edited by Allen Burgess; 11-01-2017, 11:02 PM.

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  • bistander
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    Same old ****

    Originally posted by Allen Burgess View Post
    @bistander,
    ... The negative inductance is a measure of the magnetic field strength in adjacency.
    ...
    From:

    . • zur ==> deutschen Version . This is a typical filter capacitor inside a measurement setup In real life any capacitor comes with an additional parasitic inductance and a real resistance in se…


    And even though it is called an ammeter or amp meter, it is a device used to measure current. The unit for current is the Ampere. Since the meter is used to measure current in a circuit, the resulting quantity does include a negative sign when the measured current flow is in the opposite direction from the indicated polarity of the instrument. This is not "negative Amps".

    How did that transmutation test go..... Like I need to ask. You're just funnin' with us, aren't you?

    bi

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  • Allen Burgess
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    Negative Inductance.

    @bistander,

    I have an experiment for you if you own an inductance meter; Wind a small coil, air core or ferrite. Measure the inductance in Henrys. Place a permanent magnet close enough to the coil to lower the inductance to zero.

    Finally, while your inductance meter is reading zero, place an additional small magnet on the first one and watch what happens to your inductance measurement.

    Any negative inductance measurement from your meter can be relied on to be in direct proportion to the Gauss strength of the added magnet!
    Last edited by Allen Burgess; 11-01-2017, 08:47 PM.

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  • RAMSET
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    Microvolt thanks



    there will be a multiforum open source investigation of this peizo tech and iron!! [in water too]
    can you help?[Build with support ??]
    if so Please PM me... or Email at [email protected]

    suddenly this thread is handling many important issues [and that's a good thing].

    respectfully
    Chet K
    Last edited by RAMSET; 11-01-2017, 09:07 PM.

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  • Allen Burgess
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    Originally posted by bistander View Post
    Obvious attempt to sidetrack or hijack a thread. Sorry AB, I'm not replying there. We've been through it before. Nothing has changed.

    bi
    @bistander,

    An Amp meter has a minus sign; Is that equally insignificant or does it act as a meaningful value?

    Have a look at this video:



    Hob Nilre's version of Lorentz's force law:

    Magnetic force equals copper mass times watts!


    Here's another question; What happens to a coil's inductance when a powerful magnet is placed close to it?

    I can help answer this one for you, and I want you to put thinking cap on.

    Coil inductance lessens in the presence of a permanent magnet field. The decrease in inductance can be used to measure the strength of the magnet field. Try and understand that. The negative inductance is a measure of the magnetic field strength in adjacency.

    Look at Gotoluc's schematic below; You can see how his coil inductance drops as he closes his magnet space gap:
    Attached Files
    Last edited by Allen Burgess; 11-01-2017, 07:31 PM.

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  • mikrovolt
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    paper on compact acoustic inertial confinement technology.

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  • RAMSET
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    perspective

    bi
    I have to be honest here.

    never had an issue with Tom

    But I have never shown anything But gratitude for his years long research and efforts .
    I would imagine tens of thousands in time and money has gone into this ...
    and here he just shares no strings attached?

    open source ,and he is by no means a wealthy man ....I don't believe he even advertises on his You tube ??

    I honestly believe the Clem engine was not a scam .
    my personal opinion is a cavitation event is at play ??

    to my Knowledge there is no one else working on the Clem design and sharing their work [quite dangerous], and lately Science is pointing to anomalies that were heretofore considered Blasphemous in the Halls of Universities .



    it is good you express your opinions and experiences ,however
    he is building and sharing work which may open a door to better understanding.
    this we cannot afford to dismiss .

    just one mans opinion.

    respectfully
    Chet K
    ps

    I will not be around to discuss this too much ,tons of work to do here...
    Last edited by RAMSET; 11-01-2017, 05:55 PM.

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  • bistander
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    T. Reed

    Hey Chet,

    I noticed that you started a thread about a Clem engine effort by Tom Reed, aka Tommey Reed, Tommey L. Reed or Tommey Lee Reed. Be warned. He is vile and disgusting and stupid. Worse than BM. Please don't invite or encourage him here. I stay far away from the guy. My past experience tells me he is a danger.

    Respectfully,

    bi

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  • bistander
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    Not going there

    Originally posted by Allen Burgess View Post
    Quote from bistander:

    Magnetic force is not "Henrys". It is not measured in "Henrys".




    Here's an example of a bifilar coil in self resonance that is spontaneously building a magnetic field that is measured in "Negative Micro Henrys":
    Obvious attempt to sidetrack or hijack a thread. Sorry AB, I'm not replying there. We've been through it before. Nothing has changed.

    bi

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  • citfta
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    Hi gyula,

    What my scope is showing is a pulse motor drive coil being pulsed with high speed pulses at the peak.

    That is a very interesting video you posted. It most definitely gave me some ideas. Thanks for posting.

    Take care,
    Carroll

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  • gyula
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    Hi Carroll,

    Well, okay and no offense but I do not feel like doing more guessing on your waveform.
    This is an interesting test on coil shorting in a pulse motor at the sinewave peaks, hopefully it gives you useful info.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lxh3XnU8lko

    Gyula

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  • citfta
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    Hi Gyula,

    You are close, but not quite right. Although you idea sounds like something I need to try.

    Carroll

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  • gyula
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    Originally posted by citfta View Post
    Here is a scope shot of the project I am working on. Can you guess how I am producing that signal?
    You short-circuit a coil a few times at the voltage or current peak moments across it...


    Gyula
    Last edited by gyula; 07-29-2017, 10:10 AM.

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