Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

picowatt · July 19, 2015, 10:04:39 AM

No comment on my wood block versus ferrite block post?

OK, another cup of coffee later...

If the EM is replaced with a PM so that there is a constant tension produced on the spring scale (irregardless of the material used for the block), is work being performed during period of time that the system remains stationary? Would this not just be "a magnet stuck to a refrigerator" scenario?

Is it not only during the "time" period when tension is being "changed" (applied or removed) that counts as "work"?

Spilled Fluids · July 19, 2015, 10:05:55 AM

Quote from: tinman on July 19, 2015, 09:50:39 AM
the difference is more the car traveling down hill as apposed to up hill.
But before i go any further,we will wait for !self bouncing masses with elasticity! to answer my question.

The question has been answered by myself and two others all with the same explanation. You simply fail to understand gravity, forces and energy.

tinman · July 19, 2015, 10:09:32 AM

Quote from: Spilled Fluids on July 19, 2015, 10:03:28 AM
It's really quite simple;

You obviously don't even understand your won experiment.

My won experiment?--> you must be getting sleepy

Another spelling error?. I am glad you picked up on my gramer mistakes

Quoteneither the PM nor the ferrite nor the bolt are doing any work, it is the electromagnet.

Ahh ok

Just remove the PM,ferrite keeper,bolt,and see how much work your electromagnet dose against the spring.

You havnt answered my question-dose it require energy to create a magnetic field?.

tinman · July 19, 2015, 10:11:51 AM

Quote from: Spilled Fluids on July 19, 2015, 10:05:55 AM
The question has been answered by myself and two others all with the same explanation. You simply fail to understand gravity, forces and energy.

What two others have said that the energy used to compress the ball for the second bounce is not from the energy used and stored to lift the ball to it's starting height?

tinman · July 19, 2015, 10:13:42 AM

Quote from: picowatt on July 19, 2015, 10:04:39 AM
No comment on my wood block versus ferrite block post?

OK, another cup of coffee later...

If the EM is replaced with a PM so that there is a constant tension produced on the spring scale (irregardless of the material used for the block), is work being performed during period of time that the system remains stationary? Would this not just be "a magnet stuck to a refrigerator" scenario?

Is it not only during the "time" period when tension is being "changed" (applied or removed) that counts as "work"?

We are not replacing the EM with a PM,we are replacing the ferrite keeper with a PM.