Magnet implants - list of uses, with video demo for each
I've built a listing of magnet implant uses at http://tinyurl.com/lwjm8cw
It's to save you time explaining to people. Just tell them to go and look there.
Most listings have the URL of a video that demonstrates a particular use.
For those that have no URL for a video, please email me one if you know it.
Regards,
Bruce Thomson in New Zealand. [email protected]
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RFID tags aren't related to magnet implants.
You can not sense a WIFI tower or any other Radio signal, it's too fast , the magnet could not keep up with the speed of the signal changing. If there is any sensation, it's probably regular powerlines or a trafo inside the station.
Live wires can only be sensed if there is current going through. A live wire with no load (thus no current flowing) will only have a very very weak magnetic field, often too weak to pick up.
The compass also unrelated to magnet implants. It uses a far more sensitive electronic magnetometer and mechanical stimulation as output. Earth's magnetic field is too weak to be sensed with magnetic implants in fingertips.
Other than that. A nice list of implants/hacks.
- Good thinking, but the amount of vibration of the implanted magnet from the earth's magnetic field is too weak to be felt.
- That's why the North Paw has battery-powered vibrators that are responding to amplified sensing signals from the direction device.
- I've just discovered the North Paw is out of stock, so I can't buy one. 'Reluctant to build one.
- Perhaps someone's got one I could buy (if it's actually as good as claimed)
- Maybe by now there's an equivalent device. I don't mean just a compass or GPS, I mean a wearable device that could in a few weeks of wearing it, teach me to aquire a body-sense of direction. (Is that claim confirmed or disproved?)
- Regards, Bruce Thomson in New Zealand.