Subject: Re: Reed magnetic motor
From: "Michael D. Painter"
Date: 2 Dec 1996 16:49:46 GMT
Try a search on overenergy or perpetual motion as such a device (which will
NOT work) falls in that class. http://www.overunity.de/ is one such place
and it has links to others.
It's still up but has remained static since May.
vex@unicall.be wrote in article <32a13e57.0@news.bru.tfi.be>...
> As I have no idea where to ask, and did not find any newsgroup closer
> to the subject, I selected above 2 groups. Sorry if this is
> inconvenient to some people.
>
> I am in search on details, info, drawings of the Reed magnetic motor.
> This motor has been invented by Troy and Evelyn Reed in 1991, and
> apparantly works on (permanent) magnets.
>
> Thanks for all attention,
> Johnny / Belgium - vex@unicall.be
>
>
Subject: Re: Shigemi tubes
From: Mike Gradwell
Date: Tue, 03 Dec 1996 10:14:22 +0100
I have received many helpful suggestions for dealing with Shigemis.
So many in fact that it's not going to be possible to thank everyone
in person! However, many thanks to all the people who very kindly
helped me out - I now seem to have got the hang of it. The general
consensus seems to be that you can get the bubble out by pushing
the upper barrel down suddenly or tapping it, or both. Holding
the tube at an angle whilst doing this also seems to help.
Sudha Veeraraghav and Kevin Gardner particularly emphasised
the importance of practising with a non-precious sample, something
which I'm doing at present!
Many thanks to you all again.
Mike.
--
Mike Gradwell,
MRC Biomedical NMR Centre,
National Institute for Medical Research,
Mill Hill,
London NW7 1AA.
Tel. +44181 959 3666 ext. 2026 Fax. +44181 906 4477
