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Hi folks, has anyone seen the greatest scottish invention, which is a microwave resonator, a cell phone inside and when that phone is called it levitates. In the video can be seen towards the bottom a patterned blur of the device, kind of like a heat mirage effect almost, except you can see a definite wave pattern to it. I know there has been other work done with anti gravity microwave devices, so this may be genuine.
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Tyson
jet...how much residual magnetism is in your device?....because the segments are steel, could they have been magnetized by too much current?...my device is not magnetic as far as steel sticking to it...iron filings do not stick either...if they have been over magnetized, i am not sure of a way to de-magnetize the steel?....will steel or iron stick to your segments?...just a thought...the reason i say that is i have a toroid single junction PMH and it was left near a neo magnet...after that i had trouble getting it to lock...david
Perhaps this is the actual problem we're all experiencing. We actually don't know the 'magnetic' polarisation of your rig - not anywhere - nor the strength of that magnetisation. Can you see if this can be defined - Dave? Somehow? For example you could perhaps use a weak ferrite magnet type to check if the outside/inside attracts or repels a south/north. It may even be that your polar alignments are entirely opposing. I've seen many references where opposite poles can still 'stick' subject to the contact of those surfaces and vagaries related to their positioning. Perhaps your arrangement of magnetic fields is based on some such uique feature. Certainly the applied current first in one direction and then in the other does seem to indicate something that - at it's least - is unique. If such a magnet is attracted - regardless of it's position against the rig - then the chances are that there is only some small residual magnetic field in the zinc? Perhaps?
I've completed 3 builds and am working on the 4th and final and will then be ready to post some results. But having said that I have NOT duplicated your rig. I'm just testing variations - in the hopes of establishing some controls. But it would be nice to have these magnetic fields defined. Else these parameters may be way off kilter.
watch this ....i will video my setup under normal light conditions to show there was no trickery involved....i am using a fiber optic cable and a lens to concentrate this energy....more soon...david
jet...how much residual magnetism is in your device?....because the segments are steel, could they have been magnetized by too much current?...my device is not magnetic as far as steel sticking to it...iron filings do not stick either...if they have been over magnetized, i am not sure of a way to de-magnetize the steel?....will steel or iron stick to your segments?...just a thought...the reason i say that is i have a toroid single junction PMH and it was left near a neo magnet...after that i had trouble getting it to lock...david
Regarding Harvey's...and David's PMH test that induced a residual magnetic charge in Aluminum.
If you do the same test using ONLY two Neo magnets and a piece of Aluminum you can get the same effect.
I used a small piece of pie tin aluminum. Placed the Aluminum between the Neos for a few seconds to a couple of minutes. Took it apart - then tested the attraction of Aluminum to the Neo. Yes!
Seems to be a temporary effect, but none the less... interesting. The charge does not seem to be permanent, almost as if it is a "charge" which depletes over time.
Although the Aluminum is attracted to the Neo, it shows no similar effect to other weaker permanent magnets.
i just dont know...did you get a compass and charge it, making it change poles?.. i do not know what to suggest....your spot is reserved, jet, after matt...cheers
Still got no compass, but the locking is there, it is not strong, but it is there. I can see it when I take off the zip ties.
do you have any conductive grease?...like used on aluminum conductors?...i did use a bit of that on #2... ...david
Don't have that, will see if I can get some.
I am about 30km away from Salaspils, as far as I know that reactor was depleted and all the nuclear waste was removed and shipped to Russia several years ago.
just a gut feeling - those pieces are almost oval shape and I think they should be more "U"-shaped or even "V"-shaped. According to Leedskalnin's theory this will not work (extra pole in the middle).
Sorry if I'm way off, but I've been reading and re-reading Leedskalnin's papers...
ABC
P.S. I think Leedskalnin used just a regular steel wire to transfer this "field".
So strange, you still can't get a lock or effect, using the same pipe?
I looked up (1 minute only) possible climatological differences. Very maybe himidity is a factor here. Don't wish to waste your time, but the proximity of a damping mug of tea might not hurt to try.
A more loose thought, inconsistent with David's second device working so well, is that too much symmetry may not always be best. Your work quality may in some experiments seeking to reproduce an anomoly, work against you?
How hard to get are Ford T magneto thingies as Ed used? At least they're a standard part to some degree.
If only we knew what parameters make a device like David's exhibit the effects, we could make something more luck-proof.
Also inconsistent with David's work, but what about shorting the segments with simple steel or copper wire? Ed may have hidden a secret/sacret crossing pattern under his concrete, taking away the need for a lock between the main segments themself. Pardon if that's a stupid idea.
i just dont know...did you get a compass and charge it, making it change poles?.. i do not know what to suggest....your spot is reserved, jet, after matt...cheers
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