This seems like a demonstration of a moderate "Q" mechanical resonator being 
driven by the drive coil.  The lower loop magnet or magnetic material keeps the 
active loops held in the center of their local placements.  Coupling between 
the two loops does not need to be very large provided the mechanical "Q" is 
sufficient.  The actual coupling can be electromagnetic or mechanical.

I do not see any reason to suspect that the Schumann resonance has anything at 
all to do with the demonstration.  Perhaps they can move the active loops much 
further apart and eliminate the common lower loop if their claim of Schumann 
resonance is valid.  If significant coupling is still present, then they will 
attract my attention.

Dave


-----Original Message-----
From: Jones Beene <[email protected]>
To: vortex-l <[email protected]>
Sent: Tue, Nov 12, 2013 12:52 pm
Subject: [Vo]:Wild effect at 7.8 Hz


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUJza3l8rmU

You might prefer to leave the sound off. This clip has been on YouTube for
over 6 years but apparently, the underlying concept has not advanced towards
a useful device in that time ... so it is most likely only a curiosity (or a
fake).

At 2:30 is where the action is. The gain in oscillation as resonance is
approached seems amazing -visually; but we do not known the amount of energy
being expended at each stage. It could easily have been many times more
current into coil at 7.8 Hz than at 2 Hz. These videos always play on the
viewer's expectation of honesty - or that they are science instead of
entertainment.

Schumann resonance is a known phenomenon - but  the fizzix-meisters believe
that it is a minor factor in terms of what can be added to a prime mover as
"free energy."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schumann_resonances

Yet, this video at face value purports to be visual evidence  of a rather
strong connection between electromagnetism and earth resonance.
Interestingly, Professor Schumann was among the first to verify the gainful
energy device of Hans Coler over 70 years ago. 
 
Jerry Bayles has been a tireless proponent of electrogravity over the years.
He has indicated having seen evidence of overunity in his own experiments.
If gain is available through electrogravity - some kind of simple device
involving magnets and Schumann resonance would be a heck of lot easier to
pull off than LENR. He has several videos but the data is lacking.

However, I have to believe that this particular video is a spoof which is
fairly well designed to give a false impression of gain...  




 

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