Originally posted by Netica
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it wouldnt react to that giant beast of a magnet as per levitation, just too heavy by far.
however I HAVE just uploaded the heaviest levitation magnet anyone has seen levitated, its 4.7 OUNCES
most levitators use a 3mm cube magnet just a few grams,
this one is 4.7 ounces, a 1" by 1/2" magnet. Which as per bismuth levitation set is an elephant compared to the little mice that are levitated
uploaded those 2 vids. earlier about 8 hours ago.
Since the bismuth is AS attracted to the centripetal as another magnet, but only expressed differently, id have to block off the center with bismuth to get better levitation, which is doable on a larger NEO, but not easy or a pleasing prospect.
All that bismuth is half for investment, since its just skyrocketed in price (before i bought it that is) and also because of 2 big discoveries i made in 'programming' it with a charge and or field and charges in casting.


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