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[Pirate88179]

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[EMJunkie]

Hey, MarkE and I are not the ones posting erroneous and incorrect information about electronics and testing methods...that would be you.
Posting that you measure current after tying the ends of the coil together shows how little you know about even the basics.

So, you don't want folks here to correct you when you posts these incorrect statements?

You want to be free to mislead folks about your false Overunity claims with no questions or objections?

Then why even be on a forum.  Post on your website where you can totally control what is posted and you won't have to answer any of those pesky questions about basic electronics which you seem to have such a problem answering.  There, you can censor all you want.

I can leave but, I am probably not even really here.  You are just imagining that I am...kind of like imagining that you have achieved O.U.

Bill

Bill (Pirate881...) - Did you not understand? Do you need it more simply put?

Dofus, don't come back! You're not welcome here!

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

P.S: You're about 500 sojourn's away from correcting anyone on this forum!

[Pirate88179]

Bill (Pirate881...) - Did you not understand? Do you need it more simply put?

Dofus, don't come back! You're not welcome here!

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

Also, you should really learn some basic computer skills so you can post the correct width photos so it it does not screw up every page.

It really is not that hard to do.

Bill

[EMJunkie]

Also, you should really learn some basic computer skills so you can post the correct width photos so it it does not screw up every page.

It really is not that hard to do.

Bill

I do it just for you and MileHigh, just to upset you bill! I know you old blokes still sit on 800 x 600 Res...

Good Bye!

[EMJunkie]

Idegen - A diagram for you. Imagine this to be Current in your Test Coil. The Magnetic Field, that opposes the Inbound Field of the Permanent Magnet is directly proportional to this Current, in other words, the strength of the opposition is relative to the Current.

Where does the Graph move to in the next 90 Degrees?