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Title: Stanley A Meyer EPG Magnetic Liquids and the Faraday Train Video
Post by: Login to see usernames on June 25, 2020, 16:44:55 pm

1. Yale Faraday train

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X48cpqHFJx4

This is essentially similar to a mag lev train.
I find it fascinating to see the lack of friction and how a relatively heavy battery can move through the coil

I wonder what happens if you join the two ends of the copper "Slinky(tm)" into a circle like an
electrical particle generator

 2 Berkley 3d printed nano liquids

  Now consider the work with magnetic liquids in California where a drop of magnetic liquid  moving through
      a coil

https://youtu.be/EAMhNA_k7UM

3 .questions      Are the magnetic droplets acting like the neodymium battery train    ( homopolar magnet)
                         and if the  copper coil is  made into a circular loop and pickup coils  placed around the
                         "track"    ( as in the multitier epg) is useful power obtained from the permanently magnetized droplets
   
comments?

                         
regards
                         
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Title: Re: Stanley A Meyer EPG Magnetic Liquids and the Faraday Train
Post by: Login to see usernames on March 17, 2021, 15:47:46 pm

Following the Berkeley concept--" the use of nanorods instead of nanospheres can increase the magnetic saturation of the 3d
printed structures". Also by "applying a rapidly changing external magnetic field, the structures vibrate allowing for localized
agitation  as an aid in the removal of blockages at a  microscale in the capillaries."

pat app JNL 3 days ago