Linden Experiment

[gauschor]

Hello Steven. Yes, I've read lots of your experiments and appreciate your effort. You are one of the few people who actually puts hand on these experiments. I regret that I named your site at first, since it is obvious that you are working hard on getting some of the energy devices run and explain it as well, and honestly I didn't want to put your site in bad context with my previous post. In fact I remembered so many times having read in forums this thing about 700 Volts from people without even questioning the cause that it got really annoying and I had to post somewhere that people should use their brains.
By the time of posting in here however I couldn't find these awful copy&paste sites anymore but recalled from my brain only a single website which had this text in it, which was yours. This was a mistake by me, and I apologize for that. Any reader will hopefully see that you are not one of "them" anyways.

[Steven Dufresne]

Hi @gauschor,
No worries. I didn't think you were putting my website in a bad light or that you were refering to me as someone who doesn't try things. I just wanted to point out that I saw the same thing you did and had a different interpretation. Thinking about it, I'm glad you're at least making an effort too.
-Steve
http://rimstar.org   http://wsminfo.org

[Foggy-Notion]

"540 milivolts", ...at how many amps?
"540 milivolts", ...at 10 amps would be just fine.

[Steven Dufresne]

"540 milivolts", ...at how many amps?
"540 milivolts", ...at 10 amps would be just fine.

I didn't measure the current but it should be minimal. The 540 millivolts is just the result of an electrolytic battery with the different metals supplying the voltage and the hand acting as the current path. This works without the magnet present. Just take a piece of aluminium and a piece of copper with a piece of paper in between them, hold them together as a sandwich using thumb and finger of one hand and measure the voltage across the two metal plates. No magnet needed. Then as a control experiment clamp the plates together using something nonmetallic, like a plastic clamp, and measure the voltage. In the second case you'll get none.

But given the small voltage, this is likely not the cause of the Linden experiment. I do suspect that the small bias voltage and current path provided this way may be necessary though.
-Steve
http://rimstar.org   http://wsminfo.org

[Foggy-Notion]

Hey wait a minute, is this you...
http://rimstar.org/equip/wimshurst_27cm.htm

Ha, I was just looking at that page before I came in here.