The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[dean_mcgowan]

i had a revelation .. i think that the magnets dropped into the holes are only one of a pair of magnets.

these magnets balance or float on a magnet that is seated in the bottom of the hole and as the pulses travel around the circuit the fields are disrupted and the magnets bounce generating more perturbances in the the fields. This may be why when the units are turned upside down they no longer work and also why he needs to bring a magnet into contact with the other units where the magnets are embedded and he doesnt want to be seen to be shaking it to begin the initial jitter in the magnetic fields. may also explain the vibrations etc ...

just a thought there ladies and gentlemen ....

[dean_mcgowan]

hence .. gravity may be playing a role in this operation afterall .....

[dean_mcgowan]

thinking also this may explain the washboard effect .. hmm ...

[dean_mcgowan]

and before everyone kicks the crap out of this idea by saying that the upside down problem is solved .. i say .. consider three magnets in the closed system stacked n-s s-n n-s ....
he pulls his magent out and runs it past the stack .... and boinggggg... equilibrium is broken for long enough to set the wheels in motion .. so to speak .. aint that the kicker ...

[mrd10]

and before everyone kicks the crap out of this idea by saying that the upside down problem is solved .. i say .. consider three magnets in the closed system stacked n-s s-n n-s ....
he pulls his magent out and runs it past the stack .... and boinggggg... equilibrium is broken for long enough to set the wheels in motion .. so to speak .. aint that the kicker ...

Hi Dean,

No it's good to brainstorm, then go out and build. The mind is a powerful thing, were too lucky in one way, that Steven has showed something so unique, It really has been getting my cogs rolling.

The magnets have something to play, In one of those links they say that, and I found this not long ago, that when you throw a magnet down a copper pipe, it falls down the pipe in slow motion.

I'm getting away with the earth just being a bar magnet...that is solid and static.  No one really knows for sure, and thats my point. Its the unkown we should aim to findout. Gravity, the earths magnetic field have something to play in all of this.
When Steve mentions in his video of the 91volt version, about the magnets being placed in the receptors, im thinking compass here.

Like you said just a thought....and something here to explore, the copper wires diameter can play a big role also

Theres a guy shows a case, which he powers a light globe, 25 watts, you can find this on google video....now what if this scenario, he is doing the same with like Tesla, and notice his electromagnet uses very thin wires....

To the experiments soon.

Dom