free energy via mechanical means

[Nali2001]

Well I don?t pretend to have the final answer but for a coil without a core-material, high ghz frequencies are not really a problem so my guess it Lenz can also exist on the ghz range since it is a 'byproduct' of induction under load, and it?s strength is in proportion to the load you take of the coil. But I do would like to see your setup in action since it uses a rather unusual method. It's running the coils through the centre of the coil. And even in permanent magnets there is a kind of neutral zone in centre top of each pole. So I also guess that the size of the magnet is important since that 'neutral zone' is kind rather small.

[IronHead]

I just want to see someone make a belt with a bunch of magnets attached that can turn at 50krpm without it coming apart. That alone is an attention getter .

Good luck on this one guys.

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[Dingus Mungus]

I would think if it can work on a belt, it should work on a wheel.

Why not have the magnets on the outside of a plastic wheel, then at the hub of the wheel have one side keyed to a motor and place your inductance coils on the outside of magnets. Looks a little more familiar now... Should be cheaper to build and I don't see why the principle wouldn't work in either configuration if it works at all. If you'd like more a more detailed explanation of the wheel concept let me know.

Good luck on your prototype,
~Dingus

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