
Ok, I am back and have something to report. I visited some sensitive persons yesterday and showed them both of my devices, the large one and the small one mounted on a fan. We tried many different experiments and the sensitives told us how the field is affected. Anyway, the bottom line is that it seems that no matter of how you energize your coil (I mean no matter where the plus and minus of the battery goes), if you rotate it clockwise it always makes a kind of standing wave coming out from the sides of the wheel, like orbits. One was about 3m in diameter, the other was about 5m in diameter. There are more standing waves further away, but they are not so stron as the first two. Also the faster you rotate the wheel, the stronger the standing waves can be felt, but their diameter does not change. If you rotate the wheel counter clockwise, there is a beam of energy coming up from the center of the wheel and it is about the same diameter as the wheel itself and it goes up vertically. This beam seems to change the charge of a rock that is placed in the beam, this is according to the sensitive persons. Also when the rock was held in the beam for longer time, it indeed did feel a bit lighter than it should be and everyone witnessed it. But again, could be just as well be a subjective feeling because when put on scales, no decreased weight was showed.
Another thing, if you energize the coil with opposite polarity, then the same is true but with the exception that now if you rotate the wheel counter clockwise, the beam of energy goes down rather than up.
This is some food for thought, but at this time it should not be taken too serious. More experiments need to be done. I left the wheel for the sensitive persons to play around with. Will see what they will find out. Also my wheel was compared to Davids wheel on a picture I gave them, and they said that Davids wheel is much stronger than mine, this might explain why I am not seeing anything and only very sensitive persons sees and feels the field

That's it for now.
Thanks!
I've been rolling.

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