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Okay, this might have been an overstatement. I assumed that you can't feel static magnetic field, only changing one. Can anyone with a magnet implant comment?
by majke 14y ago
Okay, this might have been an overstatement. I assumed that you can't feel static magnetic field, only changing one. Can anyone with a magnet implant comment?
- mistercow 14y agoPresumably, a magnet implant would allow you to feel a static magnetic field by moving your hand around, since that would, from your finger's point of view, turn it into a changing magnetic field.
- Sgoettschkes 14y agoYou can feel both. For me static fields are a very strange feeling which is not very comfortable. Having only one small magnet (the second generation ones from Steve Haworth) I have to concentrate to feel a low static magnetic field. Changing ones are more obvious and way more comfy. I think this is because a static one pulls or pushes the magnet all the time while changing ones let the magnet "vibrate" (from pulling and pushing all the time).
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