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Postby seige » May 23rd, '03, 19:29



the_mog wrote:hmmmmm so what do i get as a "finders" fee? :mrgreen:


RESPECT! And the knowledge that we'll all sleep better at night (except those of us who spent £80 getting one!)

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Postby nickj » May 23rd, '03, 22:47

Oddly enough I had actually visited this site before, but I thought it was dead as I got no reply when I e-mailed to ask a question.
In answer to your question mog I will promise to worship you and offer human sacrifice in your name if you so wish.

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Postby the_mog » May 24th, '03, 10:12

ALL KNEEL DOWN BEFORE THE ALL POWERFUL MOG!!!!!



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deflowering virgins a speciality...hehe

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Postby jabba01 » May 24th, '03, 10:56

Even tho I have bouth the Chapro PK5. I have since found a site in the K that sells these at a greatly reduced price. i will dig it out and post it on here.

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Postby the_mog » May 27th, '03, 17:11

recieved my magnet from the US today, came in a nice little steel lined 3x3 inch box, from the time i ordered till today was 10 days

ok now as to how strong it is, this is going to be tricky as i have nothing to compare it with, as i swapped my bat and sold my raven. but here goes...

can start to make my screen wobble from about a foot and a half (not dramatically but thats when i notice it affecting it)

will lift a 2p from about 2 inches (lowered slowly over the top of it)
will lift needle from 6 inches

will make a needle stand in my hand from about 2 inches underneath

havent tried moving "noddy dog" heads through car windows yet though but will give it a go at soonest availability :mrgreen:

all in all for my 15 quid layout i think its not too bad, like i said i dont know how this would stand up to an M5 but there is also a 2x2x1/2 magnet for $30 so would cost maybe £25-30 including shipping?

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Postby the_mog » May 28th, '03, 09:05

turns out i can also make a 2p stand on its edge in a specs hand... hehe REALLY freaked out the guys at work last night :mrgreen:

also just as a point ive never had to "train" any items i've used to stand maybe its the way the magnet is poled??? no idea... just thought id mention it for the clever people :mrgreen:

nope it isnt plastic coated... maybe nickel but even if it does corrode its only £15 for a new one

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Postby seige » May 28th, '03, 09:16

Mog...

Some things have a natural pole, but for instance, if you've 'wired' a match, and it stands up on the wrong end, you can train it to reverse poles...

Training is also used for inversion effects - i.e. objects being forced AWAY from the device.

Although, agreed, objects do have natural poles without training.

I'm going to order one of those 'third-party' magnets...

Well done!!!

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Postby the_mog » May 28th, '03, 09:20

Training is also used for inversion effects - i.e. objects being forced AWAY from the device.


thats what i was talking about, the 1p , 2p and a needle all did this by passing it under them without me training them first

although after i trained the aardvark it could sit, roll over and fetch me slippers... just a natural trainer me guess... hehe :mrgreen:

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Postby seige » May 28th, '03, 09:26

Don't tell me I've been wasting my time!!!

I sit there like a fool, stroking the 'gimmick' along the items!!!

I'll have to try it... but pins and needles, especially, have needed training.

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Postby the_mog » May 28th, '03, 09:32

thats why i mentioned the poling of it... like i said i dont know s**t about magnets but its the only explanation i could think of, the site that Tom mentioned ^^^^^ up there ^^^^^ has diagrams of how they can be poled thats what gave me the idea... ok i may be blethering nonsense but i just finished a 14 hour nightshift... hell i dont know what im saying , where i am, what my name is etc etc :mrgreen:

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Postby the_mog » May 29th, '03, 09:44

decided to go for it and shell out for THE DADDY 2x2x1/2 NEO hehe (melodrama is a wonderful thing :mrgreen:) ive had a lot of fun with the 2x1x1/2 but i HAVE to find out what i can do with this badboy, will let everyone know what happens when it arrives *getting all excited now*... :mrgreen:

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Postby seige » May 29th, '03, 10:06

Excerpt from The Dundee Evening Mail, May 30, 2003...

"Dundee traffic came to a standstill today as a low-flying helicopter jet was mysteriously drawn out of the sky and forced to land on a UPS parcel van. The van, driven by A. McUrriour, was mysteriously coated in spoons, bicycles and, more strangely, chicken bones.

When questioned, the pilot stated 'it was so strange, it was like some magical force had drawn me down... almost like, Land Here... Now!'

The van driver, Mr. McUrriour, is being treated in Dundee General Hospital for severe shock, and some nasty abrasions where the zip of his trousers was ripped from it's fastenings and sucked into the back of the van.

Police are still trying to clear up the debris from the accident, but it is rumoured that people are being 'mysteriously drawn' to the crash site in their vehicles and are unable to leave.

An eyewitness, Mr Mog, said "heh heh heh :mrgreen: "

Police are holding him for questioning overnight, armed with soft-rubber coated batons."

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Postby the_mog » May 29th, '03, 10:12

*sigh* that would have been funnier if i'd logged in first... heh heh heh :mrgreen:

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