Magnetic Experiment Confirmed!

[Magluvin]

It makes me think about the N-machine. If we have 2 magnets on each end of a coil, one N in and one S in, and put it in a car, as we drive does it generate current in the coil due to the motion of the car? Would there be drag?
Ill tell ya, I think we are all in for some real discoveries here soon with all we know at this time. Its a wonderful thing.
Mags

[PaulLowrance]

Hey, the Steorn forum is hacked. Could people be a witness to this while it's still there? If they read this post then they'll probably change the post back. First go to this thread -->

http://www.steorn.com/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=62157&page=1

scroll down to a post by aber0der that says:

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My initial test data:


Absolute voltage, so I did not write down the polarity:

* Common white paper(Ledger, antique finish) that was soaked with water(Volvic): 0.78 volts

* Lard paper: 0.55 volts

* Wax paper, flipped (in case it's only sided wax paper): 0.55 volts

* Transparent plastic, relatively thin: 0.39 volts         
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And then could you please confirm that his post does *NOT* say "edited"?


Then scroll down and confirm my that my post that says the same thing as his post.

Could you please post here confirming both of these? Thanks!


I made my post 1st. Then they hacked the forum by editing their earlier post with some extra silliness, to make my post appear as if I copied them. It's a hack because it's not possible to edit a post without the "edited" text.


For sometime now I've had proof that some people there seem to have hacked to steorn forum because I've seen my own posts edited without the "edited" text, that makes me look like an idiot. The admins there said I'm crazy that nobody has hacked the steorn forum.



Paul

[PaulLowrance]

At this moment his post is the 5th from the last, and my post is last.

[Magluvin]

Here's data from further experiments:

When the magnet was flipped, the voltage did not flip. Then the wax paper was flipped, and the voltage flipped. So I think most the voltage is produced by the wax paper. Then I used transparent plastic, relatively thick, and it still produced voltage. Here's the data so far -->

Absolute voltage, so I did not write down the polarity:

* Common white paper that was soaked with water: 0.75 volts

* Wax paper: 0.52 volts

* Wax paper, flipped (in case it's only sided wax paper): 0.52 volts

* Transparent plastic, relatively thick: 0.36 volts


Obviously the soaked wet white paper version was mostly electrochemical reactions. The wax paper had some electrochemical reactions. But I'd expect no measurable reactions with the plastic test. So where is this 0.36 volts coming from in the plastic test? Maybe from metal to metal reactions??? BTW, the metal & plastic was cleaned.


PL

That was all text of your post. No edit

Mags

[PaulLowrance]

Thanks for confirming. I don't how they're hacking the steorn forum, but I've seen a lot of my older posts changed to make me look like an idiot. For example, they'll change "a few micro watts" to "a few micro whats."