Quote from: NickZ on June 25, 2020, 11:24:29 PM
   "not a force, nor anything moving." 
    That's something to think about. I like how that sounds, and what it means.
    Thanks.

F_M.M.F = NI or 2 W / Φ See: HERE

Whats moving? Well Current is currently defined as 6.24 x 10¹⁸ Electrons per second past point P₁ = One Ampere. That's: 6240000000000000000 Electrons past point P₁ in One Second = 1 Amp! One Ampere = 5.68425534144E-12 Kg's.

63.55.g of Copper, has: 2,798,686.00 Amperes,  if we strip out all the Electrons in One Second.

If I = 0 then F_M.M.F = 0.

You guys are so far behind it is truly not funny! Time to smarten up Sheeples!

Best wishes, stay safe and well in these dire times,
   Chris Sykes

Quote from: EMJunkie on June 26, 2020, 12:44:26 AM



F_M.M.F = NI or 2 W / Φ See: HERE

Whats moving? Well Current is currently defined as 6.24 x 10¹⁸ Electrons per second past point P₁ = One Ampere. That's: 6240000000000000000 Electrons past point P₁ in One Second = 1 Amp! One Ampere = 5.68425534144E-12 Kg's.

63.55.g of Copper, has: 2,798,686.00 Amperes,  if we strip out all the Electrons in One Second.

If I = 0 then F_M.M.F = 0.

You guys are so far behind it is truly not funny! Time to smarten up Sheeples!

Best wishes, stay safe and well in these dire times,
   Chris Sykes

Hi EMJunkie,
The context was the magnetic circuit. There are portions of the flux path having no coil where there is mmf. What's moving there?

And please explain this "One Ampere = 5.68425534144E-12 Kg's."

Thanks,
bi

Quote from: bistander on June 26, 2020, 01:57:11 AM
Hi EMJunkie,
The context was the magnetic circuit. There are portions of the flux path having no coil where there is mmf. What's moving there?

And please explain this "One Ampere = 5.68425534144E-12 Kg's."

Thanks,
bi

Using Mathematics and Science:


            double OneAmpere = 6.24 * Math.Pow(10, 18);
            double ElectronMass = 9.10938356 * Math.Pow(10, -31);
            double OneAmpereMass = OneAmpere * ElectronMass;

            KGofOneAmpere.Text = OneAmpereMass.ToString("0." + new string('#', 339)) + " Kg's";
            = "0.00000000000568425534144 Kg's"



Amazing what you can calculate when one wants to learn something of value!


Best wishes, stay safe and well in these dire times,
   Chris Sykes

Quote from: EMJunkie on June 26, 2020, 04:39:45 AM




Using Mathematics and Science:


            double OneAmpere = 6.24 * Math.Pow(10, 18);
            double ElectronMass = 9.10938356 * Math.Pow(10, -31);
            double OneAmpereMass = OneAmpere * ElectronMass;

            KGofOneAmpere.Text = OneAmpereMass.ToString("0." + new string('#', 339)) + " Kg's";
            = "0.00000000000568425534144 Kg's"



Amazing what you can calculate when one wants to learn something of value!


Best wishes, stay safe and well in these dire times,
   Chris Sykes

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Thanks, I guess. I've never seen Kg's used before.
How would the mass of that many electrons enter into the magnetomotive force which exist over a section of core or magnetic path outside of an excited coil?
And back to my original question, why do you think the sum  mmf of the 3 coils on the core in your experiment isn't near zero (equal to the mmf drop due to the flux in the core)? Isn't that analogous to wiring 3 batteries in closed series circuit and expecting the sum of the emf around the loop to be non zero?
Thanks,
bi

  Mass of electrons? What science is that?
  Some one has mistaken electrons with "mass". As electrons have no mass. They are not particles, either.  Perhaps that idea comes  from the Big Bang theory guys.
Neither is the Aether composed of particles, as we know them. It is also mass less, similar to light.
   Nor does light move, at all.   So, it was good to hear about magnetic flux, also being mass less, and does not move.
   "not a force, nor does it move".
  I love the way that my magnetic induction circuit works, without giving out any shocks, at all, yet it can light bulbs, etz...
   It's not electrons that enter into the device, it's Aether, which the capacitors are then used to separate into positive and negative charges.  That is how I understand it. Sorry if it does not agree with current theory. As current theory, does not know how to build free energy, OU, nor self running devices. And probably never will.
   NickZ