Mysterious video

[astroboy77]

Hi there,
I'm not sure which forum to post this in sorry.


Some many years ago I watched a video on youtube, which I cannot for the life of me find it again.


It was an old video of some amazing electrical/magnetic experiments done. It had things like;
induction heating, cooking things without heat to the touch.
copper and magnetism levitation.
An electric loaded spring propulsion.


The guy speaking was an amazing presenter, extremely confident and fluent, transitioning between the experiments.
It could have been made in the 1960s but the quality was great.
It was many years ago but the guy looked a bit like professor eric laithwaite but I am not sure if it was actually him or someone else. I looked through his old videos but couldnt find this one so maybe its not him.


Has anyone seen the video I'm talking about? 
Or know anything further about it, as I'd really like to find it to show my electrical engineer friend who is working on a biotech induction product.

[Low-Q]

Do you mean the experiments from Eric Laithwaite? He did quite a few videos of many different experiments on magnetism. The videos are from the 1965 - 1980 I think
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Eric+Laithwaite


Vidar

[astroboy77]

I did go through his videos but the one with those items wasnt in the list. And memory makes me think it was someone else.


THanks though.

[astroboy77]

Pretty sure he was cooking eggs without heat too

[tinman]

Hi there,
I'm not sure which forum to post this in sorry.


Some many years ago I watched a video on youtube, which I cannot for the life of me find it again.


It was an old video of some amazing electrical/magnetic experiments done. It had things like;
induction heating, cooking things without heat to the touch.
copper and magnetism levitation.
An electric loaded spring propulsion.


The guy speaking was an amazing presenter, extremely confident and fluent, transitioning between the experiments.
It could have been made in the 1960s but the quality was great.
It was many years ago but the guy looked a bit like professor eric laithwaite but I am not sure if it was actually him or someone else. I looked through his old videos but couldnt find this one so maybe its not him.


Has anyone seen the video I'm talking about? 
Or know anything further about it, as I'd really like to find it to show my electrical engineer friend who is working on a biotech induction product.

This one maybe ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8s6sCzffrA