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Does it produce a single-directional thrust, or a field that cancels the effects of gravity?google joseph hidinks one terminal capacitor
look up flux liner compare them
Does it produce a single-directional thrust, or a field that cancels the effects of gravity?google joseph hidinks one terminal capacitor
look up flux liner compare them
I did some testing with the Mehess effect using my strongest electromagnet I got from Amazon. It’s a 50 kg lifting electromagnet, made for 12 volts. I inputted 120 volts from a diode rectifier and cardiac transformer, but the problem is it seemed to INCREASE in gravitational pull, since the gram scale measured an increase of weight. Also, when I have materials underneath the electromagnet from the scale, creating a distance, it’s effect is less measurable. I’m likely going to have to create a lever or obtain a mechanical scale
I use a transformer with a built in fuse. I connect it to a diode rectifierIam assuming the Cardiac Transformer has something to do with a Defibrillator...If you are in the USA, does your household electricity supply run from either 120 volts or 240 volts?...Even if its 240 volts all you would have to use is a step down transformer to 120 volts, Ebay has hundreds of them..
I use a transformer with a built in fuse. I connect it to a diode rectifier