Splitting the electron stream

[gravityblock]

Save your energy GB this is obviously NOT going to help YOU any further.
I know what you want to do this is not the right time nor the right place.
You will ruin yourself this way.
Stop it.

You're right.  Thanks XS-NRG.

GB

[void109]

Furthermore, Joseph Leedskalnin wrapped two shorted coils around an inductor and proved that a magnetic field can be conserved without current flow. So if your statement that an inductor is an analog to mass in a mechanical system is true, then you can explain why there is no friction.

Could you provide a reference for that?  I'm trying to wrap my head around it, I'd happily replicate that experiment with more details

Thanks!

[sigma16]

If you put two amp in, you will read two amps on the meter. The fact of the matter is, you don't need the keeper or a magnetic loop if you know how to set up the experiment and measure the presence of the spin curl.
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That being said, I can see where you are trying to go with the bifilar idea. I know more than I am will to share with you since you are a prick and a dumb ass but keep thinking about it and have a look at Ron Hubbard and Marinov. They both used a spark struck against the inductor to set the field in motion but there is a better way that is not so random.

The spark happening here and there at just the right time produced a reflective wave that compressed, polarized  and "accelerated" the field setting it in motion. The PMH is static.

Hubbard had a better way of harvesting the energy than Marinov.

Oh, I almost forgot - dumb ass.

better way that is not so random...

...and no one asked what that is.

[sigma16]

quarktoo has done nothing but trolled this forum.  Same pattern and B.S. from him in all the threads he post in.

GB

You should do yourself the favor of listening to Quarktoo.  He is no "troll", but rather an "anti-troll"!

[WilbyInebriated]

You should do yourself the favor of listening to Quarktoo.  He is no "troll", but rather an "anti-troll"!

meh, she (quark) is just another 'goose' that claims to be able to lay golden eggs but somehow cannot demonstrate it... just like IST, but slightly better spoken.