Negative Inductance and measure of Magnetic force.

[citfta]

@smOky2, Citfta,

I built a copper wire coil with a variable ferrite core I showed in a video above. I positioned the core in the coil to measure zero inductance with my inductance meter. When I move the ferrite core out one centimeter, the inductance measures negative .001 mH. When I move it out two centimeters, it reads negative .002 mH. Now when I reset it to read zero, then move it in one centimeter it reads positive .001 mH and when I move it in again another centimeter it reads positive .002 mH.

Now are you two maintaining that the negative reading has no value over the positive one as a core locator?

I missed this post earlier.  I am impressed.  WOW  WOW WOW  You have given me a great idea that will save millions of dollars in research and will only cost a couple of minutes of time.  If I follow your logic all I need to do to create a negative resistor is the following.  I just connect a 10 ohm resistor to my meter and zero the meter.  Then I replace the 10 ohm resistor with a 5 ohm resistor and  HORAY,  I now have a negative resistor of 5 ohms.  Or maybe I can zero the meter for a 20 ohm resistor and then measure the 5 ohm resistor and get a 15 ohm negative resistor.  It is amazing the results you can get when you ignore the proper way to use test equipment.

YOU HAVE TO ZERO YOUR TEST EQUIPMENT THE PROPER WAY OR THE RESULTS MEAN NOTHING!!!

The misuse of test equipment is probably the number one reason so many people that actually know electronics consider free energy researchers to be a bunch of goofballs.

[synchro1]

Bedini's Quadfilars were large solenoid coils the size of oatmeal containers. The tiny capacitor in the video only charged to a specific mid-range level then it needed to be shorted before the spontaneous charging resumed. Bedini had his Quadfilars hooked up to small capacitors that dumped into larger ones.

Four wire off the shelf Radio Shack Intercom coil connected twin series bifilar:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XMfCpUzq_g

[synchro1]

I missed this post earlier.  I am impressed.  WOW  WOW WOW  You have given me a great idea that will save millions of dollars in research and will only cost a couple of minutes of time.  If I follow your logic all I need to do to create a negative resistor is the following.  I just connect a 10 ohm resistor to my meter and zero the meter.  Then I replace the 10 ohm resistor with a 5 ohm resistor and  HORAY,  I now have a negative resistor of 5 ohms.  Or maybe I can zero the meter for a 20 ohm resistor and then measure the 5 ohm resistor and get a 15 ohm negative resistor.  It is amazing the results you can get when you ignore the proper way to use test equipment.

YOU HAVE TO ZERO YOUR TEST EQUIPMENT THE PROPER WAY OR THE RESULTS MEAN NOTHING!!!

The misuse of test equipment is probably the number one reason so many people that actually know electronics consider free energy researchers to be a bunch of goofballs.

@Citfta,

I watched the first part of your video. It would probably help if you cleaned your bench up before you started grabbing your video. You impress as the kind of technician I could rely on to fasten a solid connection. I bet you framed the shop broom you pushed around for twenty years and mounted it over your mantelpiece.

Neutralization of self inductance is related to the absence of inductive kickback. Current runs from the ground to a destination of higher voltage in the Op Amp NRC.

[synchro1]

           "We need one censor and one censor only and that's the censor to censor censorship".

Paraphrase from Julius Ceasar.


If the heat's too hot in the kitchen, get out!

[ramset]

OOHH
there's all kinds of censoring

Screaming ,fighting ,threatening...Bigotry

all a form of self censorship ,people get out the ten foot pole and don't engage .

and there is the Self censorship of Claims which do not hold up under scrutiny ....
after 5 years ...
a claim which should change the world in the simplest of experiments [would be an amazing gain mechanism]


stop lighting fires around others to try and draw the attention from the elephant in the room.

post a schematic and an experiment which can be replicated....to help dismiss the obvious potential for Meter artifacts or erroneous input being the actual gain mechanism

a few dozen eyes [BUILDERS} are waiting...and hoping you have more than threats or words of wisdom to offer.

Yeah
I'll leave your thread

till the next time you ring...