Re: Searl Magnets

Bill McMurtry ( weber@powerup.com.au )
Wed, 25 Feb 1998 18:02:47 +1000

Hi Jerry,

Please forgive my ignorance for asking... Do you believe that Searle is
truthful in his claims, IE: Searle created special magnets that would
continuously move, without stopping, around one another; that Searle
created a generator based on this magnet design which levitated AND
produced 'free energy'.

If so, would you please direct me to the DATA supporting his claims (not
the unsupportable P.R. rubbish pushed by Searle and his associates).

Bill.

P.S. Sorry Jerry, I think Searle is a crank (he fits the profile perfectly).

At 00:15 25/02/98 -0800, you wrote:
>Hi Folks!
>
>Soon there will be added to the website information about the operation
>of Searl magnets. Something of interest, a recent post suggested that
>what appeared as a single magnet was in truth composed of many small
>magnets (at least polarized in the form of many small magnets)...
>
>It was suggested that if you take a cylinder and create many small
>magnets, each slightly forward (off center) of the preceding magnet, that
>you could create a 'twisting' magnetic field....kind of like the Kawai
>motor that uses a fibonacci type expansion.
>
>If you place one of these spiraling cylinder magnets on a rectangular
>magnet, it would screw itself around the plate without stopping,
>relying on inertia instability to keep it unstable and rotating.
>
>Searl claimed to have used two of these cylinder magnets, attracted to a
>flat rectangular magnet, which automatically spaced themselves apart over
>half the distance across the rectangular magnet. They would push against
>each other and just spin around and around this magnet.
>
>That idea of having many small magnets locked together to form a kind of
>DNA double helix, might be a key to the true construction of the Searl
>magnets....it would fit with the TOMI, SMOT and Hamel Spinner claims and
>very possibly be able to produce a self-running magnetic device.
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