Magnet Myths and Misconceptions

[sparks]

   If I wrap a coil of wire around one end of a long steel cable and an identical coil on the opposite end of the cable does it take time for the other end of the cable to become magnetized to the point that it will induce a current in the far end coil, when the primary coil is energised?. 

[MarkE]

   If I wrap a coil of wire around one end of a long steel cable and an identical coil on the opposite end of the cable does it take time for the other end of the cable to become magnetized to the point that it will induce a current in the far end coil, when the primary coil is energised?.

There are two time delaying effects:  Propagation of the electromagnetic wavefront, which is a matter of ns per meter, and the magnetic viscosity of the domains in the steel cable which can be on the order of milliseconds depending on the particular steel.

[allcanadian]

@Mark

Thre is constantly new and amazing technology emerging.  So far its a big no go on energy from a new, clean, and ubiquitous source.

So far you have not told me anything I didn't already know years ago. I think this google-rebuttle-debate is interesting but is seems kind of pointless in my opinion. If your not moving forward your moving backward, there is no static position in evolution nor understanding it is relative.


AC

[MarkE]

@Mark

So far you have not told me anything I didn't already know years ago. I think this google-rebuttle-debate is interesting but is seems kind of pointless in my opinion. If your not moving forward your moving backward, there is no static position in evolution nor understanding it is relative.


AC

There has been lots of motion but no forward movement that I have seen in free energy.  Perhaps you could point to actual progress over any time frame that you like.

[Cap-Z-ro]

"Motion"=payoffs and just plain 'offing'.

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