Free Energy Revealed - Magnet Battery

[Tinker]

Gary

GEEZ

In the vid I said that the DC Meter went to one AMP, change that to one VOLT then it cycled again.

Be Well

Tinker

[resonanceman]

Gary

GEEZ

In the vid I said that the DC Meter went to one AMP, change that to one VOLT then it cycled again.

Be Well

Tinker

Tinker


I tried it with  some  1/2  in square neos       I couldn't   get  readings as high as yours .......but   I  don't  have any aluminum handy  ......         


One other  question

how do you have  the poles of your magnets set up?
my best readings  were with  north  facing  one way  on one leg and south  facing  the other   way on the other leg

gary

[Tinker]

hey Gary

Stack them in one tall stack N to S then pull two off one end and put them aside find the middle of your stack then break them there evenly with a piece of ''something'' in between so they don't lock up/blow up when you do, and fold them down into 2 parallel stacks maintaining polarity up one side and down the other make sure they are the same way when you insert the bridge magnets on the plus side the AL is the minus.

Then insert the 2 neos you took off the stack and insert them at the plus end between the stacks, this might be an issue depending on how your Neo's are magnetized but I did it on my ring neos with 2 axial cubes and they just sorta adjusted themselves and they worked as well as the rings I put them between. Then find something inert to space at the bottom or in your case you might need to go the full length of the stack to keep them in place.

My rail is from the metal rack at Home Depot less than 10 bucks but that was a couple of years ago, that and it's 12 ft long and kinda hard to fit in a Toyota but you might do better.

I played with AL from Reynolds Wrap to 1/2 in bar AL and found the 1/8 gauge to work the best at this scale, not to say that it can't be done better.

Be Well

Tinker   

[Goat]

@ Groundloop

Sorry for the late reply, the circuits are in the http link at http://www.stifflerscientific.com/tmb.asp , the circuit I was referring to is under the heading of "Circuit for a Series TMB Stack".  If you look at the picture above the circuit it doesn't exactly match the circuit, can you tell what is being used and how they are connected?

Out of respect to Dr. Stiffler I don't want to copy the circuit's in this thread because of the copyrights. The web page has a clear description of the different circuits and experiments that were carried out, it's well worth the read.

Thanks,
Paul

[Groundloop]

Paul,

The image is not good so it is almost impossible to see the setup. The image does not cover
the circuit on the experiment board fully so it is hard to tell. I made a little drawing but I think there is
two "battery cells" in series in the middle part between the magnets because I can see more than one wire.
In any case, the circuit drawing under the image is NOT the same as the actual setup because one of
the Sn-plates is attached directly on one of the magnets.

G.