Forum challenge on Steorn's forum

[PaulLowrance]

Jowik,

According to your design, and if you center the antennas exactly center of magnetic rods then you will get no net induced voltage on the antennas in totality. The antennas stack on the top part will get a small amount of induced voltage in opposite direction compared to the bottom antennas. The antenna exactly centered in the middle will get zero induced voltage. Although, since it is not really possible to exactly center things and have 100% precision then there will be a little induced voltage.

Perhaps there are other forces unknown to present science, but I think such forces in this case are so minute that no instrument can measure them.

Paul Lowrance

[dingbat]

which way are the poles in your magnets?  which way do you want to oscillate the magnets?

[Jowik]

As mentioned earlier - opposite poles facing.  Oscillate them in any direction to optimize electron flow.  I'm just wondering if there is any advantage or effect that has already been documented on such a design.  If not, why hasn't anyone done it?

[sergio007]

I'm sorry for you Jowik but your designe will not work    (Antenna idea).

I think you need electrical fact to understand what will be happening and how it's work:   
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetism
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_field

Then if you want power, you need + and -  true the magnetic field, not in the same side (Like a coil around center core with changing flux path. )

Your idea, I made it (One of my project needed alternator without core)  but you need to form a coil !

Alp
Sergio   

[Paul-R]

Here is an interesting paper on Steorn from Tom Bearden:
http://www.cheniere.org/correspondence/082606.htm
Paul.