PULSERs ONLY

[EMdevices]

thank you Cam,

Here's the explanation guys.Ã,  I reduced the complexity and removed the coils untill I got down to the bare essentials.Ã,  It's the only way to go in understanding something complex.

My TPU was composed of a iron core formed by multiple loops of bailing wire.Ã,  I then had some copper coils wraped up and circulating this toroid, but it seems they didn't do much, it's the bailing wire.Ã,  I even made a simple one loop ring and it doesn't even stay it's so light weight, it just get's pushed off.

Simple magnetic repulsion and static induction in iron, but quite interesting.Ã,  You would think iron would just get attracted to the face and stay there, but its not so.

EM

P.S.  In case it is not clear, the red colored poles 'S' and 'N' are for the ring once it get's magnetized in the levitating position.  'S' is the contact with the magnet and 'N' is the end that lifts up.

[Grumpy]

@weggl

build starts on page 14:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2057.710.html

[turbo]

Here's something to get your mind off and into a different direction (maybe) 

This is great.
I did the same experiments about a year ago and EM is right it does not kick all the time.
sometimes it does sometimes it does not.
EM would you happen to have a function generator so you can pulse it at let's say 7.8Hz? 

Marco

[EMdevices]

I have a function generator but it has a very low power output.Ã,  I need to build me something reliable so I can experiment.

It's very interesting that it only vibrates once in a while, isn't it?Ã, 

It could be that we don't extinguish the spark fast enough so we are not plucking the string fast enough, or maybe something more electromagnetish is happening

Maybe the earth's magnetic field lines have some variability to them that we don't normaly notice.Ã,  Maybe the vector direction doesn't change but the DENSITY or MAGNITUDE of it changes. Ã,  It would explain the "washboard" phenomena SM talked about.Ã,  It's like being in a boat and getting buffeted by the waves that pass by.

I know we talked about Whisler waves before (they're created when lightning strikes).Ã,  Here's a link to a sound file.Ã,  http://www-star.stanford.edu/~vlf/whistlers/whistler8.wav

( from this site:Ã,  http://ecjones.org/physics.htmlÃ,  )

Just something interesting to consider, that's all.

EM

[kames]

thank you Cam,

Here's the explanation guys.  I reduced the complexity and removed the coils untill I got down to the bare essentials.  It's the only way to go in understanding something complex.

My TPU was composed of a iron core formed by multiple loops of bailing wire.  I then had some copper coils wraped up and circulating this toroid, but it seems they didn't do much, it's the bailing wire.  I even made a simple one loop ring and it doesn't even stay it's so light weight, it just get's pushed off.

Simple magnetic repulsion and static induction in iron, but quite interesting.  You would think iron would just get attracted to the face and stay there, but its not so.

EM

P.S.  In case it is not clear, the red colored poles 'S' and 'N' are for the ring once it get's magnetized in the levitating position.  'S' is the contact with the magnet and 'N' is the end that lifts up.

@EMdevices

Very nice. Would it be possible for you to measure if there is any current flow in your bailing wire loop while it is levitating?

Kames.