Possible operating principles of device (edited title)

[Grumpy]

Alright, lets kick the crap out of this subject once and for all:

I think SM used cork-like material as a form that was not conductive and would not get too hot do to the excited field.

The videos vary from the first to the last - this is peculiar.  SM states how simple it is at first, but the coils are hidden later on.

I doubt it is picking up enough stray EM waves, but there are laws against placing inductive devices under powerlines. 

NMR - hmmm -

In either method - would take a little time for field to settle down.

The rotating magnetic field via coils was specifically pointed out.

SM's first device clearly shows the four coils at 90 degrees.  The coils do not enclose the circle so the field will come out the ends - just like a toroidal motor like those used in rotary actuators.

Pulsars do it to:
http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/reprint/312/5773/539.pdf
"They calculated the strength of the electric field generated by the rotating magnetic field and found that on certain areas of the neutron star surface, this field creates a force on particles that is far stronger than the gravitational force that holds them down. Therefore, electrons
can escape from these parts of the star surface and are accelerated by the electric field along the magnetic field lines, achieving a highly
relativistic speed after only a few centimeters of travel. From other parts of the neutron star surface, positively charged particles (nuclei)
can be drawn out, such that the magnetosphere of the neutron star is filled with an outflowing ionized plasma. As shown in the figure,
this plasma can flow out into space only along open magnetic field lines, which originate in the neutron star?s polar caps around its magnetic poles, and cross the socalled light-cylinder, where the field lines would rotate with the velocity of light.."

...and if a static orthogonal magnetic field blocks their departure?

[sparkman]

Hey I like the way you guys fight.....I might learn something. Is the device on keelynet titled "gravity3.zip" or "gravity3. html" a scorch field device? Could you guide me to such a device. Thanks

[dean_mcgowan]

Steven,

Oops I mean Grumpy,

Can you make one of these work .. you sure sound like you have a handle on it.

Very confident approach there champ.

Now lets see your knock out punch, the video demo and full spec ...

Cheers,

Dean

[Grumpy]

sparkman,

that is the only reference I was able to find on the "scorch field" that JackFrost mentioned.  Further poking around turned up references to the in accounts of the Philadelphia Experiment (dare I say, it is a "fringe" term).  He also mentioned the phi and A fields which in electrodymics are the two basic fields that create E and B (phi was shown to create the A field).

anyway, it is toroidal with two orthogonal coils and speaks of "interesting fields".

The paper says to apply 50vdc to each coil and then 25kvdc across both

molten dielectric - now we're talkin'

Date is 1997 - bbs days - as I recall there were some bombshells going off in the world of physics back in 1996.  I have not been able to find any other reference to this - other than the PX stuff that is all over the place.  Accounts of PX do mention orthogonal coils / fields.  Hutchison uses static and AC fields for his work - freaky stuff indeed.

Dean,

People who attempt to bring this to the masses tend to have accidents...right SM? 

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