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Electrostatic implies that no power is needed to sustain the field, when =
in fact there
are losses to keeping any high potential in free space. Now if one =
tries to use this
electrostatic energy for work, then the field will start to either =
deplete or require more
current to sustain itself. In other words... the field is NOT free. =20
What we should be looking at HARD, is an energy supply that is NEVER =
depleted.
One that if we try to use the field supply, it would allow us to use it =
without depleting.
Like an endless river supply. PERMENATE MAGNETICS!! Free B-Field!! =
This is
our key to endless energy, but we have to get the static magnetic field =
to become
oscillatory. If you can make a magnetic field from a permenate magnetic =
oscillate
by either machanical means or field modulation means, there would be =
your answer.
Now, this mechanical or field modulation (FM) means would also have to =
be free..
or at least the magnetic field oscillations (integrate for power =
extraction) would have
to supply the oscillations means. =20
Any takers for this kinda project? The TOMI is close..where magnetics =
are used to=20
rotate a ball bearing. If one could produce that...ball bearing =
rotating continually..
I'd have to say.. you would be 75% there to answers to free energy.
v/r Ken Carrigan
PS... it also could be that high frequency oscillations are the answer =
vice slower or
lower oscillations. Something like a car.. for gas milage? Too fast =
and wind velocity
friction decreases effieciency but too slow also reduces efficiency. =
There could be this
relationship for oscillating magnetic field for extraction of power. I =
have done some
research on a faraday disk and it does hold true about the magnetic =
field rotation versus
velocity.... k*V^3 is frictional losses. =20
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