Originally posted by rave154
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So first, you should ask for him to place a single box over the device and see if the effect still exists. If it does, then it is only a matter of having him put on some headphones to drown out any noise from the unit spinning, and then have a few blind tests done where he doesn't know if the unit is in the box or not. Then you will have to deal with the accuracy of the detection. If he is only able to detect the pressure 50% of the time even when the wheel is there 100% of the time, then the tests are only 50% accurate. That too would break the validity because it reaches the point of coin flipping - he can just guess and still be within the margin of error.
So, as you can see, there are reasons why such an experiment is not to be taken as conclusive in either direction.

Especially since there is no evidence of heat - in fact, in my experiments just the opposite is true - I feel cool air being fanned out from the device. BTW - I did some more experiments last evening that proved to me that there is a suction on top of the elements - enough to hold a piece of paper in place during fast speed spins where the centrifugal force would normally have ejected it. Like wise, I did the 'mirror' test with a sheet of thin paper and confirmed that there is a 'pushing out' of air (or something like air) from the spinning device. I think in a lot of ways the geometry resembles a

my video of some photographic tests of the geometry involved. The HD recording was over 900MB and the supplied software converted it to a WMV file specifically for you-tube and it looks like it lost the HD features - but the video doesn't show much anyway.
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