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
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
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.
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
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?
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
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...
While looking for a dry version of the battery I came across this successful replication using various metals, paper and water: