Faraday's Paradox experiment

[Rosemary Ainslie]

Ok, I will be publishing papers in the free time to explain the Faraday paradox.
"Faraday paradox phenomenon" is entirely reasonable, and there is no contradiction.
Eventually we will reach this conclusion: Faraday disc not inconsistent the theory of relativity/Newton's third law/theory of electromagnetism-related...
So, should not put too much energy to study it. It does not give us an extra surprise.

Thanks akunkeji.  Be delighted to see your paper.  I'm not sure that any of us think that Faraday's paradox is proof of extra energy though.  I think what's discussed here is how to resolve the paradox.  The 'surprises', as you refer to it, are only my own eccentric deductions.  LOL.  I'd be sorry if this gives the general impression that these ideas are shared.  The members here are rather more sane and sensible.   

Kindest regards,
Rosemary

[KWP]

Tesla said that magnetic fields (and their associated "lines of force") are only the aether responding to charges in motion.  I imagine that this is a reversible process, which explains why a generator does what it does-- (a permanent magnet, having billions and billions of revolving charges internal to it's structure, causes the aether to respond by creating magnetic lines of force-- now by moving the magnet so that the aetheric lines of force cut across a conductor, charges in the conductor will be placed under stress creating a voltage gradient, and if the circuit is completed, a current will ensue-- thus causing a counter magnetic field to form around the conductor-- thus completing the cycle).

Dr. Harold Aspden discovered the "Aspden Effect", where the aether can be "dragged around" with a spinning bar magnet (rotating perpendicular to the B-axis).  Dr. Aspden's experiments were done with a mechanical apparatus, which is limited in the number of RPM's that it can safely sustain.  I wonder what would happen, if one were to build a device with an electronically rotating magnetic field (similar to Tesla's patent 381,970-- but with just the 3-phase primary windings-- no secondaries.)  This could be built on a modern ferrite toroid, of a relatively low permeability material designed for relatively low-loss use at multi-megahertz frequencies.  A one-layer winding using large Litz wire or copper strap would be the best conductor types to use.  Then (with a 6-MOSFET 3-phase circuit) drive the field around at 1 to 2 million revolutions per second (equivalent to 60 to 120 million RPM's).  I am betting that there would be some anomalous effects.  If you built a second toroid unit, and positioned it just above the first toroid unit, then connect the second toroid unit to the 3-phase driver (except swap two of the leads), you would then have another rotating field that would be turning in the opposite direction-- which may produce a "pinch effect" in the center, just between the 2 toroids.  Probably, you would at least see the air in this pinch-point becoming luminous, but there may be other interesting effects as well-- (maybe dangerous radiation, so be careful).  It is possible that you may notice some weight change of the single-toroid device, and an alteration of local time at the pinch-point of a 2-toroid counter-rotating field device-- (place the crystal of an operating oscillator into the "pinch-point", and record any change in output frequency of the oscillator).

These experiments might be very interesting to try...

[sigma16]

Tesla said that magnetic fields (and their associated "lines of force") are only the aether responding to charges in motion.  I imagine that this is a reversible process, which explains why a generator does what it does-- (a permanent magnet, having billions and billions of revolving charges internal to it's structure, causes the aether to respond by creating magnetic lines of force-- now by moving the magnet so that the aetheric lines of force cut across a conductor, charges in the conductor will be placed under stress creating a voltage gradient, and if the circuit is completed, a current will ensue-- thus causing a counter magnetic field to form around the conductor-- thus completing the cycle).

Dr. Harold Aspden discovered the "Aspden Effect", where the aether can be "dragged around" with a spinning bar magnet (rotating perpendicular to the B-axis).  Dr. Aspden's experiments were done with a mechanical apparatus, which is limited in the number of RPM's that it can safely sustain.  I wonder what would happen, if one were to build a device with an electronically rotating magnetic field (similar to Tesla's patent 381,970-- but with just the 3-phase primary windings-- no secondaries.)  This could be built on a modern ferrite toroid, of a relatively low permeability material designed for relatively low-loss use at multi-megahertz frequencies.  A one-layer winding using large Litz wire or copper strap would be the best conductor types to use.  Then (with a 6-MOSFET 3-phase circuit) drive the field around at 1 to 2 million revolutions per second (equivalent to 60 to 120 million RPM's).  I am betting that there would be some anomalous effects.  If you built a second toroid unit, and positioned it just above the first toroid unit, then connect the second toroid unit to the 3-phase driver (except swap two of the leads), you would then have another rotating field that would be turning in the opposite direction-- which may produce a "pinch effect" in the center, just between the 2 toroids.  Probably, you would at least see the air in this pinch-point becoming luminous, but there may be other interesting effects as well-- (maybe dangerous radiation, so be careful).  It is possible that you may notice some weight change of the single-toroid device, and an alteration of local time at the pinch-point of a 2-toroid counter-rotating field device-- (place the crystal of an operating oscillator into the "pinch-point", and record any change in output frequency of the oscillator).

These experiments might be very interesting to try...

1 to 2 MHz from MOSFETs.  That's a little beyond amateur experimenters.  Are you going to liquid-cool them?

Tesla's motor is wound so that the field is toroidal.  What is going to "pinch"?  Marinov's MAGVID produced a luminuous beam out of the center, but it was rotating at around 30MHz.

So how would you induce electricity from this arrangement?

Wasting your time on this thread.  The Ainslie Crew has arrived to trash anything that doesn't mention "zipons".

[ramset]

sigma 16
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Wasting your time on this thread.  The Ainslie Crew has arrived to trash anything that doesn't mention "zipons".
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When did you become a "Girly Man"[spoken like a california governor}?
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Chet

[KWP]

1 to 2 MHz from MOSFETs.  That's a little beyond amateur experimenters.  Are you going to liquid-cool them?

Tesla's motor is wound so that the field is toroidal.  What is going to "pinch"?  Marinov's MAGVID produced a luminuous beam out of the center, but it was rotating at around 30MHz.

So how would you induce electricity from this arrangement?

Advanced Power Technology makes some MOSFETs that are specifically designed to run at multi-megahertz frequencies.  They would require careful layout, active cooling, and powerful gate drive IC's (with one independent 14A gate drive IC per MOSFET).  To keep the current in the toroidal windings constant while the frequency is being changed, the bus voltage for the MOSFETS will have to be linearly related to the frequency-- this can be done manually or with further circuitry to automate the change in voltage.

The device will "spin" the aether in the immediate vicinity of the toroid.  With one toroid above the other (each spinning the aether in opposite directions), the 2 aether vortexes will be drawn together-- but because they are spinning in opposite directions, there will be a tendency for the 2 vortexes to form kind of a mini-tornado like structure in the center-- just between the 2 toroids.  This is where the aether will experience a "pinch effect", and where you might expect anomalous behavior to originate from.

It is expected that all sorts of strange things will happen at this power level, and some of them might be dangerous, so be careful if you do this experiment.  (It might be best to do the experiment using remote control, with the apparatus in a metal outbuilding far away from any dwelling).

This experiment is not to "induce electricity"-- but rather to study the behavior of the aether.  Once we figure out all of the nuances of the aether, we can worry about extracting energy from the ZPF-- but we need to know how the aether works (and why it works that way) so that we can properly engineer the equipment.  Once we understand the aether, then we can manipulate gravity, and that leads us to free energy.