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Jeff wrote:
On 08/11/2014 17:46, gareth wrote: "Brian Reay" wrote in message ... He isn't the first fool to think he could generate an EM wave breaking Maxwell's laws. You continue to be the one who originates ths abuse that you seek to lay at others' door, and you continue to misunderstand Maxwell. The changing magnetic field cause by rotating a magent at such a speed that it would cease to be a short antennae will create a changing electric field, as described by Maxwell For once have to agree with Gareth, a rotating magnet will cause EM radiation. Jeff Nope, a rotating magnet will produce a rotatating magnetic field. A moving magenetic field is a moving magnetic field and nothing more than that. -- Jim Pennino |
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... Nope, a rotating magnet will produce a rotatating magnetic field. A moving magenetic field is a moving magnetic field and nothing more than that. That is so wrong that I will leave it to others, others who perhaps have sided with the redneck previously, to point out his error, and the use of rotating magnets to create electric fields in dynamos and alternators. |
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