ZERO INPUT, 10 degrees thermal output...Yes,...genuine free energy

[profitis]

@tinman it looks like evaporation will cause problem cooling,throw out water and replace with charcoal powder,paint powder or cooking oil

[lzbin80]

I just bought 100g of Bismuth, with my harddrive magnet, when delivery arrived, i am going to try it. Going to post me result with poor people's measure tools later, lol. A thermometer or a glass package diode for temp measurment!!!

[picowatt]

It's all good guy's,i really dont mind,as it's not that much to buy--and i already ordered it lol.

Chet-i have all i need to do accurate temp measurement's. I have digital thermometers,i have analog termometer's,i have analog bimetal dial thermometer's,i have resistance temp detector's,i have an infrared temp gun-->and i got water as well as lot's of insulation of all type's. What more do i need?--> oh yea,time lol.

This is just to simple,and to easy not to try. And what if it actually work's-then what? Would this confirm magnetic spin?--> wouldnt that be a hoot.
Now,can a stirling engine run on a 10 deg C temp difference?

Tinman,

As always, I look forward to the results of your experiments.

However, I have not seen any evidence presented that would suggest bismuth emits heat in the presence of a static magnetic field, certainly no more so than the evidence presented by TA regarding his claim that a magnet emits heat.

I am, therefore, curious as to whether you (or anyone else) ever measured the face of a magnet to test TA's past assertion that a magnet emits heat.  If you did, what were the results?  If not, why?

PW

[TheoriaApophasis]

static magnetic field,

NO SUCH THING EXISTS.  




You might as well deduce from ignorance that the earth is perfectly still when you are laying out in a green valley somewhere.

[GT899]

Hey TheoriaApophasis, This is truly impressive! I have loads of bismuth already so have just bought a 50mm sphere mould for melting the bismuth.

Just choosing a good magnet.
Pyramid magnets seem to be incredibly powerful, take a look at this video for a quick explanation about them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNtZUFhjquw

I will let you know how it goes! I was also thinking to amplify any heat, perhaps use the double flower pot heater design that people use to heat a room up from a tealight candle.

Thanks for sharing this Theoria!