Ed Leedskalnin Magnet 2

[1UL1U]

is it necesary ?to put so mutch cooper coil on it ? if so what kind of number is it recuaired ,minimum.

[USA999983]

Now use this to lift multi-ton stones.

[sickasso72]

@USA999983 actually you have to hum the "tune" for that

[nitojo7]

Well then this is a perfect replication of Ed.L stealing Teslov's devices.

[nitojo7]

This is not a new discovery viewers. Infact this device is mass produced and called a Magneto. You can find it on ever air cooled aircraft piston engines today. If you wish to know more, read about A/C power and how power station Transformers uses these same actions.

[codygillespie]

@nitojo7

im replicating something from a book with a copyright date of 1945. I dont remember saying anything about it being new.

[jexphe2k]

Nice explanation there Dude.

But your not seeing the big picture of Ed setup, widen your view.

give you a clue, everything is big PMH. Can you see it?

If not God help us!

[MattBlytheTheOne]

the cool thing is it will hold the charge indefinitely until you collapse the circuit. Ed Leedskalin was a genius for sure.

[sisqocracker]

Yeah, I guess it comes down to operating like the Bedini simplified school girl motor, with what I was suggesting. I have the Imohtep power supply fan running nicely. Operates this way too.

[sisqocracker]

I think (to me anyway) this kind of proves the original sundance generator is real. If I'm paying attention to what I'm seeing. There's a "free" flash available here. The back EMF is all that there "should be", according to what we're taught. Not this extra flash at the end. Put several around a wheel and away ya go. The wheel would have slots of metal bar like the one being pulled off. Awesome!

[codygillespie]

Well sure you could do something like that, but remember, im using my own energy to rip that bar off. So yes the energy is in there , but there is a price to get it. Im not sure its really usefull in its current configuration, but it has given me great insight to the nature of magnetic currents and the capacitive nature of flux fields.

[morpher44]

I'm investigating the Hendershot Fuelless Generator and I think his solenoid, metal bar, horseshoe magnet is making power using this Leedskalnin technique. Thanks for your video.

[toddytee11]

Awsome...

[wsetrecords]

You definitely need to post this as a video response and another copy of your video as "do not watch this". You need more views, this is some of the best stuff I've seen and more tinkerers need to find this.

[codygillespie]

wsetrecords,

Thank you for your comments! This is a fun little device to play with. I like to think of it as a flux capacitor : )

[wsetrecords]

What about the number of turns? Does that matter? Did you start with a light bulb then go to l.e.d.'s? What ratings specs for the lights?

[codygillespie]

I give the coil specs in the first video. Basicly you are wanting to construct it as to make a strong electromagnet so you can get a high saturation of the core. The core then stays saturated until you remove the iron cross member. Lots of turns and lots of current = strong electromagnet. My little toy is to small to power filament lightbulbs so i switched to typical mid sized LED's.

[brantc]

Absolutely incredible. I'm astonished!!!!~

Keep going Dude!!!!!

[tvryb]

The red LED is capturing the magnetic collapsing spike of the primary!

[AlienNRG]

What I wonder (after reading his Magnetic Current Book and seeing some replications on YouTube) is where this is supposed to lead us?

There has to be more to this than creating a magnetic field that is sustained until the user breaks it. And more than the return of a small current when the field is collapsed.

If you look at his Coral Castle one can't help but imagine that he knew something bigger. Bigger than even the best know today.

Maybe he tried to tell us????

[codygillespie]

I believe you are correct. If he did know something, he sure wasnt just completely giving the secret away. His books seem to be very much intended for people figuring things out themselves, which might be for the best anyways. This device still puzzles me. I would really like to visit the coral castle someday.

[AlienNRG]

Another great demonstration.

[codygillespie]

Thank you! It looks like the video dosnt always pick up the LED flashes, i hope everyone can make out what is happening here.