Electricity Amplification by Neo Magnet

[libra_spirit]

Since it is AC, it will suck onto the magnet during half the cycle and push away from the magnet on the the other half of the cycle.

Dave L

[gotoluc]

Since it is AC, it will suck onto the magnet during half the cycle and push away from the magnet on the the other half of the cycle.

Dave L

Exactly ... I tried it a while back and no self pulsing.

I have a new improvement and I will do a video and post maybe tomorrow or the next day. For those who are testing this effect you can get a much better results by using a carbon graphite rod (from zinc battery) instead of the copper wire, it will not burn and the plasma is way down.

What you need to change though is the magnet needs to be on the coil so it is free to vibrate with the feed back or inter play of the EMF and your coil needs to be of high dc resistance (90 ohms or more) also an air core. I cut open a microwave transformer and pulled out the secondary and that is what I'm using. You connect the negative directly to one side of the coil and the positive to your alligator clip to the carbon rod and pulse the neo which is connected to the other side of the coil. Connect your bulb to both sides of the same coil. You will have to play around with it until you find the right position and correct side for the carbon to pulse the magnet. Once you have it right there should only be a very small blue spark. I'm quite sure now this is a 100% efficient step up transformer.

I attached also a scope shot.

Stay tuned for more.

Luc

[poynt99]

great!

excellent work and findings Luc

thank you.

very interesting effect.

i think what you are seeing with the wire attracting to the magnet is Lorentz force

do you think you might be able to rig it up in a fixture so it runs by itself without you holding the wire/carbon rod?

[aether22]

Just did an experiment.

I am using the +12 volts of a PC power supply to fire off an automotive HV coil. Approx 15 Kv I would guess......

Dave L

These experiments are all very interesting, and they remind me of Tesla and Coler.
That the effect seems weakened by having the arc go from copper to copper even in the presence of a magnetic field is very encouraging that something very interesting is going on here besides just swifter extinguishing of an arc.

Indeed it seems that this is the same effect that is being chased as a nuclear effect with carbon and thorium rods (VSG), of course that never made sense anyway.

This all seems rather predictable from the aetheric point of view.

The following principles should be considered.

Electric current and or electric fields parallel to magnetic fields. (not at right angles as is 'normal')
Use of carbon or bismuth or other diamagnetic materials for one electrode and magnets for the other. (or steel and add an external magnet)
Shorted and 90 degree coil forms such as the caduceus coil may enhance the effect. (the classic parallel non inductive caduceus is shorted)

If we assume that this effect and the rather similar VSG effects (including Bill Alek's carbon-thorium results without a magnetic field) are related as well as other similar spark gap effects then it isn't really about magnets alone, it is about the aether effecting the results.

Dave, a video or a few diagrams to clarify some of the above would be appreciated.
It is rather tempting and possibly even easy to do a semi replication of Han's Coler's type setup with current flowing through magnets but not necessarily being struck on them, after all with the evidence present in Hydrogen Tap's video it seems that the magnet and the arc need not be in the same location provided current passes through the magnet.

Right now I am too busy with the Thane's discovery but this is very interesting!

I do plan on doing experiments here and you sure couldn't get lower requirements!

[libra_spirit]

Aether22,

My set up is exactly like Luc's diagram only I replaced the transformer with an automotive coil and this is a three wire circuit. So if you run a wire between the input winding and output winding for a shared common ground you have it.

Using a large paper clip out of the top of the coil I can now experiment with HV arcs also. The magnet on the input side alters them radically extending the reach and strength of the HV arc.

Dave L