Is Lindsay?s ?SM? a fraud?

[giantkiller]

Notice that SM says "revolving field" but not a "magnetic field".

So, If you have a device that you think works and no inertial effect - then you should take another look because it probably doesn't work like you think it does.

The bucket-o-vibes put out a rotating field and it too was not magnetic.

"Kicks" are what you get out - not what you put in.

I concur...

--giantkiller.

[starcruiser]

@IS,

It sounds like you have all you need to make it a self runner.

[Grumpy]

@IS,

It sounds like you have all you need to make it a self runner.

...except power...ROFLMAO!!!

[wattsup]

OK lunch break is over, everyone back to work. lol

@sparks

Regarding that circuit you put up.........

What is that blue box. Also the negative of the rectifier output is also connected to the primary of the toroid via that little black box. I don't think this is right. Last question is why would you put a rectifier on what already seems to be a DC output?

Something else.

I was thinking about the Earths field (EF) pulse and how to catch it.
Out of a hunch, I did a Google search for "7.8hz antenna".
Expecting 1000s of results, but, amazingly I got only 1 hit and it was specific to Tesla technology. Hmmmmmm.
Maybe you've seen this before but just in case.
Nice read.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/259163/Tesla-Scalar-waves
http://www.meyl.eu/go/index.php?dir=10_Home&page=1&sublevel=0

[Spider]

@all,

I want to show you all a device that I have been working on for the last 3 weeks.
It consists of 2 parallell collector wires, which, by rotating the white plug 180 degress, can be turned into a mobius loop. The device gets its energy from the fluxlines of the earths magnetic field passing through the collector with a speed of 1000 miles per hour.
If I lift the device I can feel a slight gravitational pull of about 3 Newtons.

I havent been able to get the device running with gain but I think I am making good progress so far.
I managed to get the wires connected with the aid of little screws. The collectors are made of multi strand wire, about 1,5 mm2. 


Greetings Spider