Successfully looped SMOT

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Watching these videos of the PMH magnetization of non-magnetic materials reminded me of the lenghty struggle I had on this site trying to explain how I managed to lift twice the paper clips with the bifilar coil and Iron nail core. The interesting aspect is that magnetization pulse doesn't work with the single wire coil of equal Ohmic resistance. I concluded this is "Flyback" related.

Here's the original video from nearly five years ago:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mxtwS2OsaA&list=PUGj-eKaG5_tMGNr_yuLePkA&index=16

It appears now that replacing the bifilar iron nail core with an aluminum one and pulsing it, would transmute the aluminum into a magnetic material, Lo and behold!

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as far as magnets are concerned, the effect has little "usefulness"
it is not likely that we will make a stronger magnet from a non-magnetic material


but it may have some value in atomic and molecular physics.
and in helping  us learn the true nature of matter.

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This excerpt from the "Tesla Patent" explains why the Tesla series connected bifilar coil magnetizes by impulse. "Neutralization of Self Inductance". This feature eliminates any "Flyback Current" from reversing the effect of the initial pulse. The Leedskalnin PMH shares a similar kind of winding:

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Tinselkoala ran endless banal tests comparing the Tesla bifilar to the single wire coil and determined there was no difference between the magnetic fields. He stubbornly ignored the correct purpose and function of the "Tesla series bifilar coil" for years. He's probably still blind to it.

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