A Practical Guide to ‘Free-Energy’ Devices

[Spirit]

What you think about the skinner gravity machine?

[MarkE]

Quote frm poit:'The 1% I am still unsure of is SMOT's (I can just imagine you rolling your eyes at this moment lol).'

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Nobody as far as I'm aware has ever tried a ball of nickel.why not a ball of nickel I say to myself.may accelerate an inch faster than iron enough to do the full circle

If you think that the answer is a higher permeability ball, then you have not been paying very close attention to the question.

[profitis]

Nickel has a hundred different properties to iron mark E.there is simply no way to predict what will happen with a nickel smotball until a nickel smotball is tried and thoroughly tested.

[TinselKoala]

What you think about the skinner gravity machine?

It's an unnecessarily complicated flywheel.

[TinselKoala]

Quote frm poit:'The 1% I am still unsure of is SMOT's (I can just imagine you rolling your eyes at this moment lol).'

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Nobody as far as I'm aware has ever tried a ball of nickel.why not a ball of nickel I say to myself.may accelerate an inch faster than iron enough to do the full circle

It's a good idea. Also ferrite spheres, etc. Anything that responds to a magnetic field should be tried. I expect that you might get "closer" to the self-looping point but you still won't get past it to actual self-looping. 
I don't know where to get nickel or ferrite spheres of the needed accuracy for smooth rolling, though, or I'd try them myself.