[purveyor of knowledge]

How is everybody doing today?

I wanted to give ya'll an experimental update on the new observation I made yesterday. Check out my coil shown below. If you use the coil to magnetize the iron sphere it will be magnetized in a very peculiar way. It will be magnetized two-ways, such that one end will be both south and north, and the other end will be both north and south pole. So it's like a two-way magnet. It's really cool! Do the experiment and see for yourself.



And if you want to see an image that explains a little more about the "theory" of everything which led me to this point, see this link
http://www.photobucket.com/albums/y9...lsdiagram1.jpg

And if you want to see an image my other experiments, see this link
http://www.photobucket.com/albums/y9/sect/clouds2.jpg
and this link
http://www.photobucket.com/albums/y9...topdestiny.jpg

cheers!

[mkirkpatrick]

Thanks for the links and the web sites,and welcome to the toe POK.
regards michael.

[purveyor of knowledge]

No problem MK. You're very welcome. And thanks for the warm welcome.

For those who are interested here is a diagram which shows you exactly what kind of a magnetic field this new coil creates. As you can see it is two opposing fields which are crossed over eachother at a very acute angle. The angle becomes more acute as the cross-sectional diameter of the winding becomes smaller.

[mkirkpatrick]

Thanks POk tell me what can this magnet do?And what could it be used for?
looks really neat.

regards michael.

[purveyor of knowledge]

Thank you MK. This coil has only just now been brought to light so we don't really know what we can do with it yet. Many applications will open up as people learn more and this could be the doorway to more discoveries. The important thing is this is something that we don't know about. We live in a new age my friend when a flood of new observations will come our way. Our opinion of the universe will change as our understanding grows. However, I have been told... can you keep a secret? I have been told that if you stack a lot of these coils on top of eachother and send some conducting material through the center that it will increase the conductivity of the material. In other words, like a super conductor. That is one application. You can help us find more I'm sure. Everybody has an inate ability, it's just that some are better at ignoring it than others. LOL!

regards POk

[mkirkpatrick]

That then could be of some real value,thanks POK,and keep us informed of any further
developments.

regards michael.

[purveyor of knowledge]

No problem. Will do. And thanks

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by purveyor of knowledge No problem. Will do. And thanks

Look forward to the next developments,thanks.

regards michael.

[dleviwing]

Hi POK;
Your experiment proves our electromagnetic theories work just fine. It’s good that you learn by doing but, you should also include formal study of the subject. This is the same technology used to make inductive amplifiers in the 1930’s called “saturatible reactors”. They did not require vacuum tubes so they were durable under the battle field conditions.

Welcome to ToeQuest.

[purveyor of knowledge]

Hi DV,

With all due respect, throughout my formal studies I have never heard of a magnet that is two opposite fields acutely crossed over eachother. Now is that the exact same thing used in these 1930s "saturatable reactors." If true, I would be very interested to learn more. As I said, in my formal studies I have never heard of being able to create a magnet that is two opposite fields acutely crossed over eachother. One would think I would have heard about it by now, especially for it's superconducting applications. Then again, stranger things have happened.

regards POK