Magnetic wires as "Free Energy"

[PaulLowrance]

I'm interested in knowing what "free energy" designs use wires made of magnetic materials, such as iron, steel, or even PM's. I'm more interested in the designs where the "free energy" may come from the magnetic wires.

I think the TPU is one, right?  Any others?

Thanks,
PL

[TechStuf]

Not ferrous, but I'd think Craig's device would be right up your alley Paul.....

http://www.rexresearch.com/craig/craig.htm


Also, I've had some very promising results using bismuth in tandem with Terfenol-D

http://www.etrema-usa.com/products/terfenol/


TS

[nightlife]

The "Hall Effect" is made up of plates of bismuth stacked on top of each other with wire placed between each plate and then it is covered with sulfur with the wire coming out of the top.

This acts in a way like your "Smoking Gun" does. I wonder how diodes or triodes made up of  bismuth would work in a array like your Smoking Gun.

As you had pointed out before, all matter has a thermal value and the higher the value, the higher the potential. Does bismuth have a higher thermal value then most and if so, can it be used in a diode and or inbetween diodes?

What matter has the highest thermal value and can it be made into a wire?

[hansvonlieven]

G'day all,

Isn't what you guys are playing with nothing more than a thermocouple?

Hans von Lieven

[sm0ky2]

in order from highest to lower::

zinc
lead
magnesium
aluminum
tin/brass
silver

zinc wire @ 60-70cents / foot
http://www.rotometals.com/ZINC-WIRE-DIA-091-Per-Foot_p_0-1840.html

MSDS http://www.sciencelab.com/xMSDS-Zinc_Metal-9925476