Self-Runner NS Coil Pulse Motor Live Video Stream. It's been going for months!

[IotaYodi]

Initial observation is "more Cotton means more voltage".

Dielectric charge is still my view on this. You changed the dielectric properties from the enameled wire to steel,to a dielectric of bare copper to cotton. The dielectric of the enameled wire to plain steel shouldn't give much charge as the charge itself is probably moving along with the current on the wire. I think you will find it close to the same with bare copper and bare steel. Using cotton the charge builds up in it. Once the charge builds up to its max where the cotton cant hold anymore,then any incoming charge is pushing it out or discharging it like a cap. That would mean there would have to be a polarity reversal in the copper so charge could flow like any pulsed dc current in a polarized cap.. The higher the incoming flow the quicker the charge buildup. Im just wondering if the radiant part of the pulsed dc is helping the charge.

The compass movement is a lot stronger after wetting this coil then before but only on one end of the coil.  The end of the coil where my windings end.  South end.  But a little off center of the coil like where LaserSaber positions his rotor.

Heres what I see. The poles of any magnet are stronger at the edges than the center. Thats fact. The wet cotton coil had more voltage,current increasing the magnetic field. The compass should be more attracted to the south end. The north end would repel it.

[lasersaber]

@Rosemary Ainslie

I posted the link to the live video stream back on page one.  Here it is again: http://www.lasersaber.com/public/WebCam/ActiveX1.html

It's been running for 83 days now.

[void109]

And the graviton like the quark and even the 'dark particle' are all theoretically required - never observed. 

I thought we observed the bits & pieces (quarks) of protons during high energy collisions in particle accelerators.  Looking at the LHC site at http://lhcb-public.web.cern.ch/lhcb-public/ it seems they take snapshots of these beasts all the time.

[Rosemary Ainslie]

@Rosemary Ainslie

I posted the link to the live video stream back on page one.  Here it is again: http://www.lasersaber.com/public/WebCam/ActiveX1.html

It's been running for 83 days now.

FANTSTIC STUFF Laser. 
Kindest regards,
Rosemary

[Rosemary Ainslie]

I thought we observed the bits & pieces (quarks) of protons during high energy collisions in particle accelerators.  Looking at the LHC site at http://lhcb-public.web.cern.ch/lhcb-public/ it seems they take snapshots of these beasts all the time.

Not entirely sure about this void.  My only knowledge about particles is from the Dancing Wu Li Masters (Zukov) and I've actually never heard about the beautiful atom.  It still seems to be a baryon of sorts and I'm just not how it can be classified an atom unless it has at least one proton in it's nucleus.  My understanding of this is that the pions enable the an exchange between the quarks and and the gluons in the proton.  And I'm not sure that the quark has ever been detected - only theorised.  But the fact is that these amazing experts can distinguish particles that literally last for - in one example 0.8 quintillionth of a second (eta).  It's an impossibly small slice of time - in my view.  And in view of their transitoriness (is that even a word?) I'm inclined to believe that these nuances as they're termed - are simply infinite in variety.  What intrigues me here - more than anything - is that they seem to come from nowhere and disappear into nothing.  They've never balanced conservation of energy on the particle level.  Only conservation of charge.  Zukov describes the interactions as throwing an apple at an orange and finding oneself with a fruit salad including grapes, pineapples, qunces, plums - and on and on. 

Regards,
Rosemary