Permanent Magnet: ON/OFF Mechanism...

[tao]

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[FreeEnergy]

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[TheOne]

this is really interesting!

the author talk about the volt to use but not the amp, i mean the watt used for that.

where i can get a cheap freq generator ? for a noob like me

I have hundred of neo round magnet (some with hole, some without hole, 3/8" cm x 1/8" and 3/8" x 1")
I made long time ago a motor that i call "spiral motor", was turning without any current 359 degree, i wanted a way to disable the last magnet when the rotor magnet was under the last magnet to lets the rotor continue, but coils over magnet idea was taking to much space on my design,

with this new idea its just a mather of putting 2 wire and epoxy on the last magnet of the rotor, i like the idea!!

for neo magnet, you just need to remove the metal coating where the wire will go? not everywhere?

[Liberty]

I would like to speculate a bit (and no doubt get shot at a bit). 

I believe that the resonate frequency of a magnet is actually in the Ultra-violet frequency range (or possibly higher).  I think that the 175-180 khz range is a harmonic that may be partly useful. 

Think about this for a minute.  Blue light is just below the Ultra-violet range on the high end of visible light spectrum.  Infra-red light is on the low end of the light spectrum.  Dr. Moray with his radiant energy machine, said that the light bulbs that he used for a load on his machine, had a blue light to them.  And the electricity had a high frequency to it, making it useless for a standard 60 cycle motor, but he could run resistive devices. 

The Infra-red light converts electrical energy into heat.  So the energy conversion chain starts with magnetism.  When you slow down a magnetic field with a copper coil, you induce electricity.  When electricity is slowed down with a filament bulb, it makes visible light. If you slow down light or electricity to the infra-red range, it changes into heat.  Every step is a reduction in frequency and a coresponding change in the form of energy.  Therefore, I would put magnetic resonance somewhere in the Ultra-violet range, just above the visible light spectrum.

I would imagine that is why we can not see a magnetic field. 

A possible interesting test would be to expose a magnetic field to an Ultra-violet light source.  Just wonder if anything special would occur?

Does this theory make sense to anyone else?

[IcyBlue]

Simply apply a 180khz square wave current directly through the magnet at right angles to the magnetic field. Only a small current is required at a voltage of 12-20Volts.

this implies that the magnet must be conductive ! But most magnets are made of non conductive ceramics.