Hi David,
I've signed up here just to ask you a few questions about this interesting effect you are experiencing.

With the way your device reacts with stone and other material, have you tried spinning the device faster? Say on a power drill? Does that actually make the effect stronger?

Have you tried using a Tesla Radiant energy setup near the device when it's running? Would be interesting to know if the effect interacts with the aerial and charges the system into useable energy.

Either way you've got me scratching my head on this one, that heat effect without the heat is impressive.

I plan to build a PFM myself here in New Zealand to play around with the effect, however I'm considering trying to make one from Iron Sand, I'm thinking the iron and silica mix may have a different effect, reason I want the silica in there is to do with the composition of Stone Henge's stone having a high silica content, they release magnetic energy at random, might be a good way to amplify the magnetic fields.

Thanks

Edreak

hi edreak...welcome and thank you for your interest...the "heat" type radiation comes off the device even if the device is stationary!......it seems like that because this visible energy is what causes both gravity and densityso it has "weight" that when centrifugal force is added, just like spinning an object you can make it heavier, you can add energy to this force like density or gravity at the plane..... but at the pole, the levity can be added?.....i was also thinking about adding different minerals/metals/oxides to my oxide core devices to see if there was an increase/change in them.....i am not sure what you mean by PFM?...david

Thanks for the reply David, sorry I mean PMH, the coffee hadn't kicked in yet.

It's going to take me a while to get the Iron Sand, as it's a protected resource in this country, but I'm sure it's obtainable, if need be under the cloak of darkness.

edreak, what country do you live in?...david

Hi David,
I'm on the A hole of the world just about, Christchurch New Zealand, or recently known as the shakey isles.

- Edreak