Free Energy Revealed - Magnet Battery

[sirmikey1]

Look at the voltage this guy is getting from a magnet battery.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWF6UJ77vD0&NR=1

[Koen1]

Look at the voltage this guy is getting from a magnet battery.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWF6UJ77vD0&NR=1

I just watched it, and there's a few loose ends there
First of all, the guy shows two meters and says he's measuring the DC voltage on the left one,
and simultaneously the AC voltage on the right one. Now that sounds like a good double test setup,
but then you can never clearly see if the meters are showing millivolts or volts, and the guy
never mentions it either. He does mention at some point that, quote, "you can see the charge build up
on the left meter, up to one amp, then it starts over again". Now that is a hell of an odd statement,
since he's measuring voltage and not amperage... Seems to me he just made a mistake and meant
to say it goes up to one volt, probably.  '
Second of all, voltage is just that: voltage. It is not current and not really usable "power". It's just static
charge. The video never shows any amperage anywhere, the guy mentions "one amp" but never shows it,
and he sure as hell isn't measuring it in the video...
Third of all, and extremely important, he does not say exactly what kind of neo magnets he's using, although
I think he's using nickel coated neodymiums since those are most common. So he still has nickel and
aluminium and a very bad isolator and potential "dry electrolyte" in a typical "dry battery" setup...
He should try replacing the post-it note with a real isolator, a good piece of nonconductive plastic or something...

I tried this with far fewer neos and I also got a very small voltage when I didn't use a proper isolator material,
but whenever I replaced it with a good isolator I got zero volts.
Even when I used post-it and brown paper as "isolators" (or actually "dry electrolyte" but hey) and I did get
very low voltages, I never got any amperage.
Voltage is easy to make. But to make so much of it continually that it turns into a current, that's something else.

[sirmikey1]

Koen,
  Please make those comments on the video.  Ask him about amps.
He claims to be U of O, which I assume to be university of Oregon.

Here's another youtube video showing similar results, high voltage.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQHLtSDwtyc

Mikey

[Tinker]

Thats my vid guys.

OU is us here!, check out july 4 08 post 105 I think I answered some questions there and there are some other posts about the same time.

Neo's as I recall are N38 rings half inch. The left meter was reading DCmv the  right meter was ACv.

I got a new meter to help me understand what was going on there as I was not too confident with my 12 year old Rat Shak meters that had seen better days.

My new meter gave me a new Revelation! "a Limiting Resistor" but as life goes all 3 meters for the most part showed the same results but to this day I am not really clear what they represent.

I was going to make a horseshoe magnet from some diametric rings I had but got diverted to the "water to fuel" thread.

ONE is who is out front in this thread, I don't know if they have resolved the galvanic reaction issue yet But If they look at Dr Stiffers work he is using a plastic dialectic (not Identified) in his jpeg image of one of his setups using a water filled Tupperware type bucket for a dielectric that produces voltage the link is on the early pages of this thread.

Tinu is a bright guy but that still leaves some questions?

Beyond that Post it notes worked for me.

Be Well
Tinker
AKA utoTinker   

[Koen1]

Why do you say, in the video, that the left meter shows the voltage build
"up to one amp"? You show no amps in the video, you're measuring voltage...

Did you only measure voltage? Then you must know you haven't really
produced "power" yet, only voltage. You can have 1000 Volts, but if there's
no amps behind it, it's still very little usable energy output...

Try using a real isolator ("dielectric") instead of a piece of paper...
I got what I think are galvanic voltage readings using nickel coated
neos and aluminium and a piece of paper, but as soon as I replaced
the paper with a proper electrical isolator the voltage readings dropped to zero.
I would like to see what your setup does when you do the same thing.