Need Leedskalnin PMH coil winding diagram

[sm0ky2]

So we can create loops through resistors and diodes (diodes dont seem so be doing anything)
I assume it is because the magnetic components are close enough together the field passes through the non magnetic parts in the center of the component.
Transistors seem to be the same, except you get a splitting, meaning 1 line in, 2 lines out
don't have a direct test for this yet but i assume the magnetism is divided mostly equally
(Gauss Divider?) hmm


Also i noticed that if you have small/thin parts like iron wire, you want to sink it to a massive ferrous material at the far end to draw it out
This extends the length of the current loop
I guess i would call it a (Gauss Amplifier?)
This can be done by connecting in series an electronics/jewlery ferrite
Or simply a dense piece of iron or steel.

[sm0ky2]

The more in try to integrate Ed's physics with our own....
The more i see its place.
I believe the currents are what we view as "field lines"
Just at a deeper level of understanding, and possibly new uses for this knowledge

[sm0ky2]

As is pertains to (PMH) magnetic loops in electromagnetism:


Our current science studies this phenomenon as: self-sustaining magnetism
IT's existence is still not mainstream accepted, but much research is being done




A common question that people ask is:
why dont we use PMH loops instead of traditional electromagnets?


Well, we do. (when we can), however electromagnetic coils are not material dependent.
Where-as the max strength of a PMH IS.
So the limitations are based on how much we need to lift, not the comparative efficiencies.
The PMH is superior in terms of efficiency, only requiring a brief pulse to turn it on/off
instead of constant current to maintain the field.
But the electromagnet is superior in strength, we can just crank up the juice.

[sm0ky2]

As it turns out,
David Lambright was not the first person to discover this.
It was actually Faraday himself!
And the effect was named after him.


I think this should put the question to rest,
About wether Ed's PMH is or isn't in motion.
What do you think?


https://youtu.be/UFEVvsbvlkA