Dual Magnet Electrolysis Vortex's

12 volts at 2 amps from a DC power supply plugged into a wall plug.

what type of power supply are you using. as in if its a battery or wall plug, and what what voltage it is?

plz answer

There is much more to a magnetic field than conventional science is yet aware of. Electrolysis gives us a crude way of seeing the invisual field of a magnet. Im sure there are many other was of allowing one to see a magnetic field flow pattern. The double vortex of a magnet can be tapped to create infinite amounts of energy.

i have figured out how to tap into this but i dont know what to do with my idea, i have no money to produce it and i am afraid to tell anyone my idea...

Yeah, because your kinda trying to do the impossible... any energy generated by magnetism will cause the magnet to lose magnetism. its not infinite. Its actually infinitely finite.

Hello Jamesharrisonburg,

sorry for the late reply, I only read your post here just now. I read somewhere that an experiment was done with super heated liquid mercury and a strong magnet. The results were very interesting. I was not told the results but I imagine that the super hot mercury would flow with the magnetic field in a pattern that Ive already animated in a more recent animation here on youtube named The Universal Pattern.

I wonder, if you had a high charged liquid of some sort, if it would spin with just the strong magnet in it ? Charged ionic solution flowing with magnetic field, might work. Maybe saturated hydrogen/oxygen water after after electrolysis since the water molecules have been split and they have charge.

ya, its kind of hard to see the two sets of spinning water in the video but they are in the same container. The water is in a figure eight pattern. One vortex is spinning in one direction, and the other is spinning in the opposite direction. Magneto hydrodynamics, yeah, thats a good definition of whats going on. hee hee.... Imagine pulsed sets of these going off in complex patterns, at high voltage.

magnetohydrodynamics cool