Faraday's Paradox experiment

[wings]

some idea

AN EXPERIMENTAL DISPROOF OF SPECIAL RELATIVITY THEORY (Unipolar Induction)
by Francisco J. Müller

http://home.comcast.net/~adring/muller.htm

[Hypercom]

@ Synchro1

If the configuration of this rotor is correct, as was done by measuring the voltage M1 or M2, measurements were made in DCV or ACV as shown in the picture?

[Hypercom]

some idea

AN EXPERIMENTAL DISPROOF OF SPECIAL RELATIVITY THEORY (Unipolar Induction)
by Francisco J. Müller

http://home.comcast.net/~adring/muller.htm

@wings

Interesting document, thanks.
I fully share the need for a new physics ...

http://arxiv.org/ftp/physics/papers/0012/0012009.pdf

[synchro1]

@Hypercom,

Your last schematic was nearly perfect. Good job, but the axel needs to travel through the magnet hole. Just a tiny detail. It generates a steady D.C. current accross the axel. I measured a steady .1, or one tenth of a volt D.C. with a 1" neo spinning slowly, around 1 or 2 thousand r.p.m. That kind of low voltage is usually accompanied by a large amount of amperage in the other homopolars. The copper jacket does not weaken the field. Resting on two bent leaf spring copper electrodes, one on each end for friction bearings, an SSG pulse coil would drive it to top speed. The leaf spring electrodes of course would generate a steady D.C. current. 

That Spiral Knot bifilar is an invention of mine that I maintain is an advance over the Rodin design. The Spiral Knot has two poles on the inner rim of the toroid, and the poles are rotating in the direction of the spiraling current. So the Knot produces a rotating bi-polar magnetic field, with no angles or spaces in the wire. This coil is many times more powerful than a solenoid air core. Just power source of choice, and in no way a part of the homopolar generator. I use it to drive a rotating sphere in my "Moby Maggie", over on Jonnydavro's "no bearing Bedini" thread at Energetic Forum. I leave instructions over there on how to build one if you choose to try.

[synchro1]

I noticed Magluvin proposed an invention nearly identical to mine over on the N-machine Depalma thread. I didin't invent this, I just stumbled accross it fooling around. It's too easy to build and test oneself rather then venture into endless speculation.