Quote from: 0ne on May 26, 2008, 05:27:18 AM
Hey, if you want some AMP readings... soak your dielectric in water LOL.

Man you guys are slow!



Actually, after soaking my dielectric in water, I am getting .5+ Volts from the above magnet at .115+ mA

Teh pictures above are out dated i have new ones i will post.

Congrats!

God knows what would happen, if you spill some salt or lemon juice over your magnet... I mean, dielectric... I mean, insulator.. Ah, now i'm totally confused...

You're aware that this second experiment of yours is somehow different than the first one?
Now you're closer to the real battery. The magnet is actually not necessary, you can replace it with some other metal...

Here we go,

.5 Volts at .101 mAmps FROM A MAGNET.

Looking good!
A million of those devices could power a light bulb!
For awhile...

Quote from: spinner on May 26, 2008, 06:06:39 AM
Looking good!
A million of those devices could power a light bulb!
For awhile...

Spinner, I don't think you understand.

My Magnet Battery is not a finished prototype you can instantly put in devices and make work, DUH! It's the concept of motionless electricity that is the entire point of my Magnet Battery. This information is for all of you to learn from, and to make your own devices from. I am simply showing the path.

A very large version of this device could actually do work, maybe even power a house. Especially if you have been smart enough to notice my Earth Battery hints.

One,
fair points. In the future, i'll do my best to understand your views and reasonings!

Good luck with the findings!