Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[MarkE]

@MarkE,

Where's the proof?

Measuring remnant magnetization is a typical second semester physics lab in any university.

"The Perpetual Motion Holder is a completed circuit that allows the individual magnets to polarize (move in opposite directions) into two individual currents.  They orbit the PMH in opposition to each other indefinitely — not going around one another, but screwing through one another".

I don't know where you grabbed that quote, but it is absurd.  First:  The principle of superposition means that two equal and opposite currents result in no current.  Second: The proposed flow of current is parallel to the magnetic polarization instead of perpendicular to it.

Here's a video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uurpts6ZFmo

That animation does not establish anything.

[starcruiser]

perhaps the statement made by Syncro should have stated magnetic currents travel past each other.

But then again AC and DC currents can co-exist in the same circuit too...

[synchro1]

@MarkE,

Another "Know it all" quote from MarkE:

"Measuring remnant magnetization is a typical second semester physics lab in any university".

That other quote above about "Magnetic Currents" is from Ed Leedskalnin. Ed not only invented the PMH, but published a small book on the subject called "Magnetic Currents" too. There's no detecatable "Remnant Magnetization" of any kind in Russ's PMH nuts after the locking event.

Russ does measurements with a sensitive "Gauss Meter" in this video: Russ fails to detect any "Remnant Magnetic Field".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhiAIsJCS9Y

Perhaps it would help to familiarize yourself with Ed's theories before supplanting them with another set of your own home brewed "Bogus theories".

[MarkE]

perhaps the statement made by Syncro should have stated magnetic currents travel past each other.

But then again AC and DC currents can co-exist in the same circuit too...

The BS claim is that the currents travel in opposing directions through the same conductor.  It is utter nonsense.  If there were currents they would be circulating in the direction of the magnetizing coils around the legs, and they would be travelling in one direction in order to support the magnetization which is in one direction around the metal loop.

[synchro1]

A force comparison between watts of input and locking pressure between the nuts would most likely produce an anomoly. Fashioning nuts from a ceramic metal piezo material such as "Tungston Carbide" may well supply an overunity result from the PMH locking effect.