Recent content by Clonus

Ok, I finally made the videos Part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIZb0Gs2U1g Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IGoI7IoqcQ Remember, this is a ferrite magent, the other magnets do not display the same property this particular one does.

Here's the real reason. I've been experimenting with hydrogen cells and decided to use a few ferrite magnets as even and quick spacers between the plates. To make a long story short, in my observations I noticed that one cell in particular was producing so much more hydrogen than the rest...

sorry I meant... Can anyone recommend someone I can send the magnet to for analysis?

Well, I purchased a bunch of them. They are about the size of a nickel, they are black and are definetly ferrite. I tested all of them, about 12-20 and only about 3 of them are able to conduct. This is why I am wondering if there are impurities in the magent. One of the three is stronger at...

yes, i understand.. BUT, i have one that is? It's not a major conductor but I can power an LED through it... any comments please?

Hi there, I was hoping someone, anyone can help me with this question. I have a few small fridge magnets from the dollar store, very cheap coin style magnets. I found that one of them is conductive? I was surprised since I read that ferrite magnets are non conductive? Can someone shed some...