Self-Runner NS Coil Pulse Motor Live Video Stream. It's been going for months!

[Omnibus]

It's pretty sad that incompetent amateurs hijack forums such as this and overwhelm it with their gibberish which greatly hinders the fruitful discussions.

[Rosemary Ainslie]

You may be able to pound coat hangers or welding rods into it.

Thanks Iota.  I think it'll be easier with iron filings and I get it they will also work.  It actually is interesting as I could also try and pack the inside with copper as another variation of this.  But it all first depends on whether this will get the rotor to spin.  Can't wait to find out.

When you couple an inductance to the magnetic field of a power line,that inductance becomes part of the circuit putting a load on the circuit. I cant see electromagnetic radio frequencies through the air putting a load on the transmitter. Unless its proven Ill grab any electromagnetic wave and use it. I just cant re transmit any audio,visual or communication signals. Seeing how radio waves radiate out in all directions it would take a large magnetic field to converge them to one spot. If that happened you would have cars,buses,trains and steel in buildings on top of your coil. If you were still alive you could call it the Black hole coil!

Nice to see another argument against this. 

Kindest regards,
Rosemary

[WilbyInebriated]

Correct, unless station WXYZ has deals with advertisers and can afford not to charge you. Otherwise it will definitely charge you, as is the practice nowadays. Like I said, similar as in the newspaper industry -- some newspapers are free but many more are paid.

It is not a matter of discussion that whoever taps into the high voltage power lines or a radio station for the purposes of using these as energy sources is in fact a robber, stealing energy from these enterprises. That should be clear to anybody prior to coming to this forum to discuss free energy and OU.

COOL! so i can set up my own station, NOT deal with advertising and just start charging everyone using a radio (or even an antenna!) that is within the broadcast area of my transmitter!!! 

indeed, it is simply a matter of your OPINION. regardless, you are putting the cart before the horse as usual. you would need to demonstrate that these coils are tuning in the specific station...

[WilbyInebriated]

It's pretty sad that incompetent amateurs hijack forums such as this and overwhelm it with their gibberish which greatly hinders the fruitful discussions.

indeed. so you should return to your steorn threads... where you can talk and theorize with flawed logic to your heart's content.

[Rosemary Ainslie]

But Guys,  on a more serious note - I understood that Omnibus' initial objection to this experiment which he regards as 'trivial' is because the galvanic action is enabled with the addition of water which is seen as an electrolyte.  Therefore we are using a battery principle rather than free energy.  If we could just put this to bed - for once and for all.  Water is ABSOLUTELY NOT REQUIRED.  Here's the proof.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2a3uTU0fgc&feature=related

This discounts any claims that the rig REQUIRES an electrolyte.  But even if it did - then the water is definitely not being used as is typically used with electrolytes where the molecules are constituted and reconstituted.  Hopefully we'll soon get some detailed analysis on this from a qualified chemist.  This also means that technically this is NOT a battery.  If anything - it's a generator.  I'm not sure if the galvanic effect is still regarded as a battery effect of sorts - but WIKI's definition indicates that it requires a salt bridge and I would have thought that this argues for an electrolyte. 

The intriguing thing here, to me, is that two metals can develop a useable voltage potential.  Personally I think that this is what Nathan Stubblefield saw so clearly and which, possibly, we have all missed - until Lasersaber's input - and, correctly - it seems I should also be giving some real and belated tribute to those Joule Thief contributors.  It's just that I never read those threads.  And I never knew of this effect.  Clearly a huge omission on my part.  But I intend to make up for it.

Kindest regards,
Rosemary