Free Energy Revealed - Magnet Battery

[0ne]

I am uploading a video to my web page that shows a really small cylinder magnet, on top of a metal washer, with a piece of paper for a dielectric. It gets a very steady 40mV.

I think maybe you need a better Volt meter.

[0ne]

have you try to light up a led with your setup in serie?

Nope, I don't need to line them up in series if I make one big Magnet Battery with one big soft iron U magnet.

[dvder]

Hey, I have been trying this and was wondering if you have had the same kind of results that I have gotten. Using a neo and a zink nut I found, that my meter will go up to 400mv like it was charging, then spike to 1.108 volts. Then start all over. Something like a compacitor, I guess. Could it be my meter even though I use it often and have no problems with it?

DVDER

[0ne]

No, that is good results you are getting. It works EXACTLY like a capacitor, when the small charge is used, it builds back up.

Magnets have "breath". They get a lot of magnetism from the Earth's magnetic field when they are out of breath. So it really is a type of battery that acts like a capacitor, because it will never really run out if it is in a LOOP like a U magnet.

Are any of you familiar with Ed Leedskalnin?

[capthook]

What is causing this effect?  I saw your take on it... or is it some other anomaly?

What are the variables that affect output?

I have tried numerous configurations - combinations of:

1) magnet size
2) paper size
3) paper thickness
4) metal size/thickness

There seems to be no consistency with the readings.

Even using the exact same items - moving them around gives different readings.

Interesting when I put a small button N42 (3/4" x 1/4") on top of a 1"x1" scrap of computer paper on top of a 2 foot by 2 foot piece of 1/8" steel near the corner.  I still get a reading from all the way on the other corner of the large piece of steel.

It is difficult to determine what variable is causing what effect as it is so inconsistent.

And the voltage reading starts off higher.... drops for awhile rather quickly... then seems to find its 'steady' point and holds.  But still - very inconsistent.....

CH