To quote; Searl claims that he found there is a rotational angle associated
with each element and that you can blend each element together in such a
way that the spins REINFORCE each other to produce to produce a high
intensity magnetic rotation from a fixed magnet. Such a fixed magnetic spin
would make it possible to build a self running magnetic device using
cylindrical magnetic rollers.
Since I have already made two posts maybe a third is in order. This is from
my jail writings,"What the dream means to Me."
A man named John Searl had a dream. A great deal of symbolism
containing mathematics has been attached to this dream. But I have
understood the dream in a different context. I by no means understand this
Searl effect, only that simularities in description of process exist.
Searl states: There are two prime states within nature, energy and
matter. Nature tends to be binary in its actions .. Thus within the
expression of energy we have kinetic and potential energies. Within
electrical energy we find an active state in the magnetic field and a
passive state in the electric field. This corresponds to the kinetic energy
of charge movement through space and the potential energy of charge storage
in space.
Now an electric field can cause charge movement through space in which
case its potential or voltage is diminished. If this charge movement is at
right angles to a magnetic field that field also exerts a force on the
charge,which is at right angles to both the fields involved. But a magnetic
field does not exert a force on a potential electric field in which no
charges are moving.
Searl states that nature sometimes makes a triangle arrangement with
its actions or functions. An electric field at right angles to a magnetic
field can produce motion at right angles to both fields. If one of these
fields reverses direction so does the force that causes the motion. But if
both fields simultaneously change direction the force that causes the
motion does not. The negative of a negative is a positive. Sincerly, H
Norris mnorris@akron.infi.net