Magnetic Experiment Confirmed!

[PaulLowrance]

Hi Bulbz,

No, your DMM is not crappy! It's probably a nice one. It's just not an electrometer is all. You can always get that $8 INA116PA chip if you want an electrometer. Of course, it's not going to be rediculously & perfectly linear like a $4500 bran new Keithley electrometer, and will drift temperature wise faster than the Keithley, but for now all that doesn't matter. I mean, for now who cares if it's 0.353334 volts or 0.35 volts. You know what I mean?

Regards,
Paul

[powercat]

Paul
You might have missed my previous post, as we both posted simultaneously and we are now on a new page.
I have to go to dinner now so I will check back later on progress.
I found another forum tackling the same subject here is a link to the thread, I've got no time to read it now
http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread358045/pg1

cat

[PaulLowrance]

Thanks powercat. I'll read through it. Have you read about the Linden experiment performed by Paul Baumann, the creator & inventor of the famous Testatika "free energy" device.

http://rimstar.org/sdenergy/testa/lindenexp.htm

Baumann showed 700 volts from the experiment that's on the same order we're doing, except a bit different. I really think this is legit, and IMO the electrochemical theory is out the door (read my recent experiment on moving the magnets around on different locations on the paper, and even flipping the magnet to other *unused* side.).

Baumann knows something we don't, the small final secret that bumps up the current. Getting good voltage levels is easy. The "free energy" community is almost there!

Regards,
Paul

[PaulLowrance]

Paul
You might have missed my previous post, as we both posted simultaneously and we are now on a new page.

Okay, so it looks like you too are getting the decay results, no? IMO that's good news because our experiments show the same behavior. Same here, the more it's messed with, the lower the voltage tends to drop, regardless if the clip leads are rotated, move the magnets to different spot on paper, flip magnets to unused site. So IMO that explains away the electrochemical theory. And it also matches years of diode & piezo experiments that shows the component become disturbed and/or drained with use, but the always recover with rest.

Lets see if these recover over time as the diodes & piezos.

Paul

[PaulLowrance]

powercat,

I'm looking at the photo of your experiment, and it looks like your cap is in-series, no? It should be connected in parallel. Connect both leads of the cap to both sides of the magnet device (magnet & washer). Let it charge for awhile. Then quickly connect your meter to the cap to get a measurement.

Regards,
Paul