At 09:18 pm 20-01-05 -0500, Mick wrote:
MC: In the case cited, grounding of the can is irrelevant. Small AM radios
have a ferrite stick as the antenna, which responds to the magnetic portion
of the EM fields and grounding is not needed. They also have automatic gain
control circuits which try to
Not about transmutation; but, maybe we don't need no steenkin' Cold Fusion:
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/print?id=421532
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yeah, i remember that bit. iirc, he was seriously underestimating the
force of the blast and velocity of the shrapnel thats ACTUALLY
encountered by those forces hit by ied's.
and im agreed here. this is bunk. a beam of light that kills things,
makes walls transparent... from a dream...
I Googled it before going to the trouble of trying it.
OTOH, a large needle on a foot of thread swung past a stationary vertical "Cow Magnet"
goes into rotational oscillation above the tip of the CM.
What if the electromagnet is wound with high turn pitch. It should translate wrt your frame like
the stripes on a rotating "barber pole". :-)
http://www.maxwellsociety.net/PhysicsCorner/CurrentLoopPolarization/ElectroAndPermanentMagnets.html
"It has been quantitatively demonstrated that the
At 1:18 AM 1/19/5, thomas malloy wrote:
At 12:09 PM 1/18/5, thomas malloy wrote:
and Horace Heffner responded;
You people need to visit J C Whitney's website and look for a gas
powered heater. I'm glad to hear that only a few of you are freezing
to death in your cars!
Actually, so few people
Frederick Sparber at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What if the electromagnet is wound with high turn pitch. It should translate
wrt your frame like
the stripes on a rotating barber pole. :-)
Would such a rotating electromagnet self-accelerate along the axis of
rotation if its axis of rotation
Harry Veeder wrote:
Frederick Sparber at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What if the electromagnet is wound with high turn pitch. It should
translate
wrt your frame like
the stripes on a rotating barber pole. :-)
Would such a rotating electromagnet self-accelerate along the axis of
Keith Nagel wrote:
Hey Fred,
I'm curious how they explain the functioning of the self exciting
homopolar generator, N. Tesla (1891). Where are the translating
current loops?
Googling Guala-Valverde brings up a lot of related stuff, Keith.
Eddys?
Frederick
K.
-Original
Back to the original thought.
Even if there is no E field set up around a rotating Electromagnet/Solenoid the
rotation of the Magnetic B Field should result in a small E field due to the acceleration v^2/r
of the field. I.e., the tangential velocity vector is constantly changing directions.
Frederick Sparber at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Harry Veeder wrote:
Frederick Sparber at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What if the electromagnet is wound with high turn pitch. It should
translate
wrt your frame like
the stripes on a rotating barber pole. :-)
Would such a rotating
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