A validation of the UP-SIDE-DOWN phenomena

[stprue]

  Iron sure will respond to a lower frequency.  Guess that is why they have it in low frequency generators.  I always wondered why a piece of steel lost it's magnetic field when you smacked it.  Or sent a compressional wave through the material.

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I'm not seeing a picture Sparks

[giantkiller]

@Stprue,
It is an exclamation point...
















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@Sparks,
I think is was EVGray or Hubbard at age 12 that hung a steel loop off of the open hood of an automotive vehicle on a piece of string. In the middle of that he hung a paper clip(steel) on a string. He started the vehicle. He then took a hammer and struck the steel ring. The paper clip became invisible. After some time he hit the ring again and the clip reappeared. He did this over and over and with witnesses and this started his career in overunity.

[sparks]

    sptrue

  Most transformers or antennaes have to get rid of the internal magnetic field produced by the atomic magnetic dipole moment alignment with the induced field.  If they don't then each successive input saturates the metal atomic lattice until it runs out of atoms.  Ac circuits will reset the metals dipole moment wheras ripple dc does not.  The ambient magnetic field may and this is just a hunch reset the transformer core for you and give you an additional magnetic field change within the core material. Set reset.  If the setting power is reclaimed as much as possible by reflection then the reseting power puts you into gain.  The shockwave doesnt really do this.  It readily ionizes the atoms as the electrons respond to an accelerating force while the more massive neucleus doesnt even know what just happened.  It doesnt respond because its intrinsic angular momentum is many orders over that of the electron.  Plus it takes up space so it has alot of other issues to contend with.  The electron acceleration will produce an emwave of its own that is imposed on the ionized cores.  This sometimes leads to an electron cascade and a current that is many orders over what one would expect from the input spike.

[hartiberlin]

Hi EM and Marco,
any news on your devices ?


EM, did you sell your invention to RCA ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMMbihbeIls

Have a look at their airenergy pickup device !

[stprue]

Nice find...very cool!  I wonder what the range is!