Hello,
As one of our new members is looking for more information about Nigel Cheese's research and experiments I'm sharing here all the information I have in my personal archive.
Jagau
Nigel Cheese
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MJ.nfl
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3 weeks ago
Jagau, is there a Nigel's article or video that explains what this image represents? I've never seen it in his presentations...
Thanks
M. J.
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Jagau
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3 weeks ago
Hi MJ
Probably, it has been more than two years since I last reread these notes,
I will check if so and come back to you with that.
Jagau
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Jagau thank you so much for the share...
I've read the article and it's an interesting one. I believe it is an explanation of 5-part ring magnet video.
In the picture above there are 7 columns marked with degrees making a total of 360 degrees. So for some reason 7-part ring is not the same as 5-part ring of magnets.
So if 5 rings are 40% of infinity (don't quite understand what that means in the article), we can assume that ring with 7 parts is somehow better, with more percentage of infinity?
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3 weeks ago
This article is by Jamie Panarello who, so it seems, have worked with Nigel on the quantum battery. I'm surprised it's not deleted by LinkedIn...
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/perpetual-energy-explained-jamie-panarello
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Jagau
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3 weeks ago
Thanks, I've seen those... I understand that many people were able to replicate his design with wet paper, but none managed his dry battery... I've tried a nubmer of times with no luck...
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Inception
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3 weeks ago
While looking for a dry version of the battery I came across this successful replication using various metals, paper and water:
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