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Magnetic Scalar Wave Sensor - ConstructionThe following instructions describe the actual construction of our first Magnetic Scalar Wave detector. It may be that the iron plates and aluminum foil covering the brick magnets are unnecessary. We have not verified the importance of these materials, yet. The purpose for including them was to mimic the construction of the Sun according to Manuel Oliver's observations concerning its material structure. Although aluminum is not one of the abundant surface materials, it is present. Eddy currents are easily produced in aluminum when magnetic fields pass through it. Eddy currents have the effect of creating a damping action, which slows down the rate of magnetic flux change, as seen when a magnet falls down through a copper or aluminum pipe. Detector ImagesThe FGM-3 (left) faces the magnetic plane of the brick magnet (right). The detector is encased in a heavy aluminum box. The detector is closed and covered in the attic. The 5V, air cooled regulated power supply for the FGM-3 detector. Parts:
Instructions:
* Thanks to Michael Hebert for his engineering guidance in setting up the impedance matching network. |
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