Magnetic Gate Theory - Steorn

This is a concept that has been known for a long time. When you turn on an electromagnet, you render the center core invisible to external magnetic fields. Ideally, you would want to use a toroid shape (Steorn) because a toroid shape does not have a north or south pole, therefore the entire toroid becomes invisible to a magnetic field. However in this video, I used a piece of coat hanger for an iron rod, which proves the concept nonetheless.

This is a method of switching a magnetic field on and off, and has a number of uses. This is a crude experiment that shows that you can create electricity using a magnet, without relying solely on "Lenz's" law of induction. In this case, 75% of the electricity is coming from a tiny Neo magnet, with only 25% of the induction occurring because of Lenz's law. Since Lenz's law is responsible for making all devices under unity (they cost money to run) it opens the door for free energy when you realize the implications of reducing the effect (or need) for Lenz's law. This device does not produce any free energy, but it does show interesting properties of magnetic fields and how they create electricity.

See my other videos for better information.

B.T.W. The Radiant Charger in this video isn't be used for any particular reason. This experiment can be done with or without the radiant charger. The radiant charger was used because it provides a high frequency, low current output to do the experiment properly. But a pulse generator could also be used.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Steorn
• Magnetic Gate
• Solid State Magnetic Generator
• Lenz's Law
• Lenz law

[aquapulsefuel]

Excellent supermuble. We think along similar parellels .i beleive this can be used to create overunity along with effecient storage like super.caps

[WilliamTapley]

This would be extremely useful for making a magnet motor. It's almost like gating a transistor... Total control over a magnet motors speed! Very neat! Thanks for sharing :)

[dreamyear]

steven mark said he used...5khz...on tpu

[dreamyear]

steven mark said he used...5khz...on tpu