Please see my naive conceptual illustration at
http://web.ncf.ca/eo200/generator.html for my take on a Stiffler's imaginings. Is this system capable generating electricity, and if so if some of the electricity was used to turn the magnetic shield would it then qualify as a self-powered mobile? Or is it yet another example of wishful thinking? What say ye? Harry >> >> >> On 11/7/2007 1:44 PM, Stiffler Scientific wrote: >> >>> Harry, Harry. >>> >>> If the Chinese have a good magnetic shield that will do this, where work in >>> (the short distance of turning the knob with less than 44lbs of applied >>> pressure to offset the 44lbs pull of the magnets) can't you see an >>> application? >>> >>> No this is worth the 2hrs on the Houston roads, just so I can tear it apart >>> and see what they are doing. The PDF on the item does not state id the >>> turning of the switch cancels he whole attraction or just causes a >>> reduction. So it is worth looking at as I have played with mags for over >>> three hours now and can not see how they are doing it. It has to be duck >>> soup simple, right? Guess I just can't get my ducks in a row when thinking >>> about it.
