I need help with a KEELY project

[nightlife]

hansvonlieven,  "There is no electricity whatsoever associated with a permanent magnet. No discernible electric field has ever been discovered around a permanent magnet."

That?s because a magnet doesn't contain enough for us to find. The other reason is because it is so self involved because it is using all it's energy to fight against the opposing flow. It has no bite left after working so hard. In my opinion anyways.

"There is no magnetic field associated with static electricity. You can charge up an electrophorus with static electricity and attract a dielectric, like bits of paper, with it and have no deflection of a magnetic compass needle. Try it for yourself, take a bit of plastic, like a comb, rub it with wool and pick up tiny pieces of paper with it next to a compass. It will pick up the paper but it will not show a magnetic field."

I wouldn't think that you would be able to create a magnetic force from combing your hair. It may have enough electricity in the air around it to attract paper because paper contains iron.

"There are no discernible oscillations in direct current ( DC )"

There may be and we just don?t have good enough meters to be able to detect the vast amount of vibrations it has.

"For electricity to generate a magnetic field it has to flow! For a magnet to generate electricity it has to move against something!

The forces themselves exist independently of each other."

That is correct except a magnet doesn't create electricity, it only makes it flow when it is moved against a weak ferromagnetic element that attracts electricity and if you stick a wire in the middle of design I just posted before this post, I bet you would get voltage.

Maybe there are different frequencies as you stated but I am stuck in open mind mode until I get this figured out and I am have a hard time thinking there are different ones except for the ones that have that are created from things added to them.

I am getting there and I think I am now to the point where I can start experimenting with a few things to test my theory.

 

[nightlife]

Localjoe, I am keeping a open mind while I try to find away to get free energy. I am ignoring everything I was ever taught as well as everything I have read except for the things I find sensible. I may, as I have a few times with this, change my direction because I may have learned to except something to be sensible that I found un-sensible at the start.

Please don?t test my intelligence, you will see soon enough what and why I say things I do. It is going to take a person with some common sense and a open mind to figure this out. I do believe I am getting close and I am now to the point to where I can experiment.

Just bare with me a bit longer and I should be done with what you may think is idiotic.

[hansvonlieven]

@ nightlife,

You say:   I wouldn't think that you would be able to create a magnetic force from combing your hair. It may have enough electricity in the air around it to attract paper because paper contains iron.


Iron has nothing to do with it, in fact anything ferrous does not work. It will pick up glass dust or coal dust and is actually used tho clean up micro particles from emissions.

You can get enough energy from an electrophorus to kill you if the thing is big enough and gets rubbed well. What you can get is a massive spark, like a lightning, and then, and only then, do you have a magnetic field but only during the discharge. Which proves my point because the electricity was there BEFORE the discharge and without a magnetic field.

Hans von Lieven

[nightlife]

hansvonlieven, "Iron has nothing to do with it, in fact anything ferrous does not work. It will pick up glass dust or coal dust and is actually used tho clean up micro particles from emissions."

All those items have iron in them, they are so light that they will come to a mass amount of a energy field easier then the energy field will come to it. You have to remember that a energy field is only has a north polarity unless it is put in a spinning action. If the field is heavier then what it is attracted to, it will draw what it is attracted to, to it instead of its self to it.

[hansvonlieven]

@ nightlife

How do you make out that carbon or silica contains iron?

Hans von Lieven