THE RANT ROOM

[stivep]

I've tested too in 1994. I was using 8 groundings and special wet soil. 500 watts easily from this combination... Past...

And what about antennas/air potential? I made 20 systems with solid state and AM like antenna (long wire) or 2m2 zinc tin, and each holds 220VAC. I did for contest in 3 days with a box of diodes, transistors, caps, bridges and resistors from Germany in old 1994 (prelife, date changed). And this was a gift from army after some action with tanks... (in Poland were a state of war).

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CAN YOU DESCRIBE  METHODS   USED  TO THE POINT THAT WE CAN independently  replicate  it? REPEAT IT?

73
Wesley

[SolarLab]

https://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?topic=4261.msg105893#msg105893

[phoneboy]

https://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?topic=4261.msg105893#msg105893

SL, think this might be better although but they are harder to acquire now as computers have switched to solid state drives.  Get a small rock tumbler from harbor freight, some stainless steel balls (couple sizes) eh, united nuclear, and some hard drive magnet parts off ebay.  Pop off the magnets, hammer the shields (amorphous glass) into smaller pieces and throw them in the tumbler for as long as needed. Nice low remanence powder for your epoxy cores.

[SolarLab]

Phoneboy,

SS may be a poor choice - see information about Soft Magnetic Compounds (SMC).

Many soures of SMC's exist, however post-processing varies; pressing, thermal, etc. a pretty interesting subject but can be complex. However, the soft Bird Shot works well.

Note the term "soft" refers to the magnetic properties of the metal, not the physical part.

One example SMC supplier (there are quite a few):
https://ironpowders.com/iron-powders-for-soft-magnetic-products/

It's covered to some extent in the Holcomb thread at OUR.

SL

Correction:

Sorry Phoneboy,

I misinerpeted your process, I think. You were suggesting using the SS balls and tumbler to "powder" the amorphus glass magnet shields into smaller pieces - to create a low remanence powder for the cores.

Good idea - although ready made coated powders with B-H Curves are available from a variety of sources.

Thanks again - and my appologies for "misreading your process."

SL

[onepower]

stivep

My personal opinion is there is 100% no way to extract energy from magnetic field of a magnet , but
if it works than rakarskiy  found yet another way  for energy transfer not described here yet.

I have proven energy can be extracted from the magnetic field of a magnet and it's fairly easy.

We attach an iron core/coil to a magnet then strike the magnet with a small hammer. The impact is converted into heat but it also disturbs the magnetic domains of the magnet inducing extra current in the coil. We can tell the magnetic field of the magnet was converted into electrical energy because the magnet gets weaker as the magnetic domains became scattered. The energy extracted is proportional to how many magnetic domains changed polarity or alternated with each impact.

Of course, it's not free energy and may not be what you were thinking however the process can extract energy from the magnetic field of a magnet.

AC