The Genesis Project

[turbo]

Well i dont know how you want to measure resistance with an analogue meter alone but if you scroll a few posts back there is a diagram.
I am going to try some other things too this evening.

Marco.

[gyulasun]

Hi gyulasun 

Yes it's all copper wire.
You mean a bridge like the one below,
I will try it when i get home.

Hi Marco,

Yes I mean exactly that bridge you nicely show in the picture in the previous page. 

But before you make the bridge, read this, it just occured to me:

I would suggest the following test if you do not mind:  use your multimeter in AC current range and terminate your non inductive coil with the multimeter.  This means you practically place a short circuit across the coil (the ampermeter has near zero inner resistance).  If you find some milliAmper indication on your meter when you use your magnet, then this induced current also fools your Ohm-meter.  I know this is also against common sense....

rgds,  Gyula

[forest]

What is non-inductive coil ? Bifilar coil with ends both tied together ?

[gyulasun]

Marco showed a picture on a non inductive coil in the previous page: http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=6784.msg158097#msg158097

Current flowing in one direction in one of the wires and coming back in the opposite dirction in the other wire cancels most of the magnetic fields  so there is no self-inductance of such a coil.