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Possible Effect of Environmental Perturbations on Magnetic Motor Function
From: Sterling
D. Allan
Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 7:57 PM
Subject: [pes_mxlo] environmental perturbations?
I'm wondering if the close environment of the motor can have influence
on it. I would think so.
For example, does the table the device is sitting on have metal
rungs that might be misshaping the magnetic fields?
On a broader scale, will we find that tapping the ZPE will behave
somewhat like cell phone reception -- dropping off in signal when inside a large building or set
of buildings, for example?
One might visualize ZPE turbulence, for lack of a better phrase.
A busy electrical environment such as an office complex, could create a ZPE turbulence making
it more difficult to tap into it as a power source.
Something to think about.
Maybe be wooden box separating the unit from anything metal or from
any conducting wires by at least three feet (total guess) would help reduce such possibilities of
environmental perturbations. And on the larger scale, perhaps the unit will work in remote
areas better than in electrically congested areas.
Likewise, Chris, in your proposed experimental set-up of using a small
motor to turn the rotor to sort of prime the pump, might be counter-active for the reason of the
EMF it produces so close to the fields of concern in the MXLO.
Sterling
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