Quote from: markdansie on May 23, 2013, 08:36:18 AM
Many thanks TK for your answer, the other reason in the end I did not proceed wast he condition I do not talk to you about anything, I do not like conditions. She is laying out a lot of conditions for the test as well. Its interesting, I remember once going to South Africa and very highly qualified electrical engineer had the wool pulled over his eyes by a crafty inventor (magnetic motor) It takes people like you not only with exceptional expertise, but the experience of working with these technologies.
No doubt I will get some abusive emails again.

Email me sometime (markdansie@gmail.com ) I have a question unrelated to these topics you might have an insight on.

Kind Regards
Mark

I was hoping that you _would_ go and confront her, with full knowledge under your belt beforehand and some hard questions to ask of her and her "team". But I certainly understand why you chose not to. Anyone who contradicts her and posts about it winds up on the receiving end of her incredible withering insulting disrespect. It's already started with you, just because you didn't snap to and respond to her instantly with your presence.

I'm off email these days, it's all far too depressing, in between the spam and the phishing; perhaps you could just PM me here with your question. Thanks for thinking of me.
--TK

ok @tk.heres a suggestion that might be of great value to you and the electrogenius audience: i noticed that the majority of people here and elsewhere are playing around with circuits centred around at least one inductor/coil trying to get kickbacks in excess of input without even questioning the supposed origin of this 'elusive' energy.the answer can only be found in thermodynamics from a rigorously scientific perspective.the only source of that 'extra' energy is going to be ambient heat intake on the engine when it comes to anything 'overunity' and in order to do that you will need to alter the properties of the core material(the paramagnetic rod stuck inside the coil) so if i suggest that you try a core made of the element gadolinium would you try it?and would you come back to me with the result?

Quote from: profitis on May 23, 2013, 07:27:52 PM
the only source of that 'extra' energy is going to be ambient heat intake on the engine when it comes to anything 'overunity'

Not only.
What if the spin axis orientation and angular momenta of the core nuclei are altered by magnetic resonance and a coherent current of beta particles is generated in the core as well as confined there by Lorentz forces?

Quote from: profitis on May 23, 2013, 07:27:52 PM
ok @tk.heres a suggestion that might be of great value to you and the electrogenius audience: i noticed that the majority of people here and elsewhere are playing around with circuits centred around at least one inductor/coil trying to get kickbacks in excess of input without even questioning the supposed origin of this 'elusive' energy.the answer can only be found in thermodynamics from a rigorously scientific perspective.the only source of that 'extra' energy is going to be ambient heat intake on the engine when it comes to anything 'overunity' and in order to do that you will need to alter the properties of the core material(the paramagnetic rod stuck inside the coil) so if i suggest that you try a core made of the element gadolinium would you try it?and would you come back to me with the result?

Are you offering to hire me to do some research for you? I come pretty cheap as those things go, I'm told. Do you want to send me a specific item to do some specific tests? Are you claiming to have a prototype that does something interesting?
You can "suggest" things to me all day long but unless you pique my interest somehow I'm not going to interrupt my busy schedule chasing some random wild goose for you.

@verpies,i dont know about beta particles being generated but the spin will definitly be affected at the curie temperature.