The Primer Fields - Breakthrough in our understanding of magnetism

[TechStuf]

Good point, Vrand. 


Some will always prefer to climb a tree to see what they can see, while others prefer to keep feet to ground and dig to seek out the root of the matter. 

Man's capacity for understanding remains yet so very small.

Also, note the obviously incorrect quanta flow in the 'university' models.

http://ffden-2.phys.uaf.edu/212_spring2007.web.dir/ashley_hinton/images/Magnetic_Field_Lines.gif

Put two N poles at opposition in close proximity (note that the clap trap science halls show that this pole is where flow emanates)  Now do the same with two S poles in close proximity.  What?  No difference in opposing force?  This despite all supposed quanta flow is entering each S pole? 

And the never ending parade of minions line up to pay for such an "education" as this.....

Clearly BOTH poles emanate and receive flow, which accounts for the field balance.



TS

[DreamThinkBuild]

Hi All,

Primer Fields Part 2 is up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NogyJ0k8Kw

Pretty amazing.

It's interesting how quickly the field switches by changing the polarity of the input, also how slightly moving the bottom bowl around can create a twist in the field.

[soda]

I've been waiting for this part, glad to see its finally up. I love how it describes the internal fields of the bowls. I wonder if the "flip ring" and the "choke ring" are in-fact just magnetized rings built into these bowls.... However I suspect there is much more to it than that.

[HH]

Hi
Was waiting for part two myself.
It looks good , but the monopolar magnets ( never explained ) are the big question mark.

There it is , my first post.
Was following this forum for ages

[HH]

Or is it just two normal speaker magnets , with oposite poles extended with bowls ?
And if you keep them close , they will be one normal magnet , with space to experiment between them ?
cheers from Ireland