Self accelerating reed switch magnet spinner.

[conradelektro]

@synchro1:

Show clear and concise measurement together with the specs of the materials you used.

Unless you do that I will not react to your posts any more. You are full of words but nothing tangible.

Reading through the thread http://www.overunity.com/13460/teslas-coil-for-electro-magnets today, I saw what a clown you are. You fooled me long enough, I hope you had some twisted fun.

Greetings, Conrad

[synchro1]

Why the great push to have Conrad do tests that you say you have done yourself? Why cant you show 'your' results first?  Something is weird here.

Are you afraid to show the results??  So you want someone else to show them so they can take all the risks of showing, if it works at all?  Thats the only reason I can come up with.

Mags

@Magluvin,

I am teaching others how to replicate the design based on solid scientific principles. There's a big difference between showing something and explaining how it works. This project is open source and everyone is learning from experience. My first modified "Cook battery" had eight one inch diametric magnets coupled end to end. I never experimented with magnets of lesser strength. I can assure you if you wrap diametric magnets of that strength with 32 and 16 gauge in parallel, connected to a fast switching diode and hi-voltage capacitor, you will generate the spontaneous "Cook effect" charge I speak of. I never tried it with magnets of lesser strength. Conradelektro discovered that magnets of lesser strength don't work. This amounts to a time saver for anyone else who might want to attempt it. I did a bifilar nail test video and all I heard was that it's fake! A third party verification dispels these kinds of accusations.  

[synchro1]

@synchro1:

Show clear and concise measurement together with the specs of the materials you used.

Unless you do that I will not react to your posts any more. You are full of words but nothing tangible.

Reading through the thread http://www.overunity.com/13460/teslas-coil-for-electro-magnets today, I saw what a clown you are. You fooled me long enough, I hope you had some twisted fun.

Greetings, Conrad

There's a story of a wise man who fell into a hole self consumed! Some people can't tell the forest from the trees. You have to do some intuitive gauging to get things to work right.


I was discussing a terahertz fractal of magnetic resonance as it relates to the Barkhausen effect on the Tesla Coil thread. The question is: Do the Barkhausen jumps correspond to a magnetic frequency resonance based on the terahertz constant, like musical octaves? There's no circus here. I'm prepared to re-engage in that discussion over on that thread if you choose.


See the magnet pictured below: Buy four of them from K&J magnetics. This magnet has over 40 lbs of pull. Four of them coupled would hold a grown man off the floor. These kinds of super strong diametric magnets will definitely generate the "Cook effect" power I achieved with just a wire coil wrapped around them alone. Be prepared to fork over around $100. for the set. A lot of money, but worth it. Once you tap the "A" vector potential in these magnets, it would only take a tiny rotor to oscillate the flux field!  

[conradelektro]

@synchro1: I see a stack of magnets and a coil with a very thick layer of wire (clearly more than two layers).

Which diode did you use? Specify the wire, the number of turns and the number of layers, bifilar?

Show a measurement, but without clutter on the table. You said you measured in the woods, on a garden table would be sufficient.

The photos and videos you show (if they are your photos and videos at all) do not show anything useful.

I think I see through your strange ways. You latch on to some words, theories and videos from others which you happen to come across and then you spin an ever evolving tale of nonsense. One has to read your posts through in one go to see that.

But it does not matter, you have lost credibility. Your game has become a lame duck. I wonder what you get out of it. Looks pretty sick to me.

Greetings, Conrad

[synchro1]

@Conradelektro,


You couldn't change a flat tire. The picture is a picture of magnets. The coil has nothing to do with the magnets. You're an "Ivory Tower Egg Head", bub. I wouldn't trust you to shine my shoes. You're in Liliputia! Here's where to shop for those kinds of "Man Size" magnets:


http://www.kjmagnetics.com/products.asp?cat=16