Magnetic Experiment Confirmed!

[PaulLowrance]

Congratulations Pual 
I know you've been working on this for a long time,
can you let us know your thoughts on how you plan to produce more power for every day use ?

By isolating the fundamental effect, which will allow us to focus only on that effect at hand. Once solved, then the 10pA current issue will be solved, and we'll get usable current. The voltage is already in the usable range.

Once the issue is solved, then it's a matter of mixing the correct materials together, place in correct electric field, heat to proper temperature, let it recover for a week or so, and it produces usable power. This is basically the same end goal as Marcus Reid & Hutchison, except they're taking more of the Thomas Edison approach of trying everything till they get lucky.

Regards,
Paul

[powercat]

I have seen the John Hutchinson videos on YouTube and sometimes people do get lucky.
Do you have an idea on how much time it will take you to produces usable power ?
cat

[markdansie]

@Paul,
this is really exciting and worthwhile work your doing, I am enjoying following your progress. I am not one to often give out compliments but well done (you only have to read my other posts to see what I mean)
Kind Regards
Mark Dansie

[Magluvin]

This may be very similar, but without the magnets
http://www.scribd.com/doc/7535805/eBook-Free-Energy-Capacitors-That-Recharge-Themselves

Magluvin

[exnihiloest]

We're talking about conventional physics. Your above statement is not according to conventional physics.

Conventional physics adhere's to the following Einstein statement, "Only relative motion is observable; there is no absolute standard of rest."

Another interesting subject is rotating fields, which also move,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_field#Rotating_magnetic_fields

Paul

"Only relative motion is observable; there is no absolute standard of rest."

Yes. But the relative motion is not the motion between conductor and "field" . It is the relative motion between the conductor (moving in a field) and the observer seeing the moving conductor.
One of the numerous proofs is the Faraday disk, where the "observer" is the voltmeter connecting the axle to the rim. It doesn't a matter the magnet to be rotating or not.