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How to find an Electrical Engineer for private Hour & How much ?

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    Chuck Sydlo
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    Noreen Ras
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    Mark Harrington
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    Mark Harrington
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    Mark Harrington
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    Mark Harrington
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    Mark Harrington
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    Mark Harrington
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    Mark Harrington
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    Mark Harrington
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    Donald Dahl
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    Mark Harrington
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    Mark Harrington
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Topic summary

The discussion centers on finding an electrical engineer for private hourly consultation, particularly with expertise in electrical and magnetic fields related to electricity generation via magnets. Recommendations include using freelancing platforms such as oDesk to locate qualified engineers and negotiate hourly rates, with an example rate mentioned as $50 per hour after a free initial hour. The conversation also explores relevant measurement tools like digital laser tachometers, infrared digital thermometer guns with laser sight, and EMF meters (notably K-II EMF meters) for detecting electromagnetic field fluctuations and spikes. The gauss meter is identified as the appropriate instrument for measuring magnetic fields, though it involves complex theory. Additional references include experimental devices such as Kelvin's thunderstorm and Kelvin water dropper for energy research. The thread touches on the broader context of perpetual motion concepts, energy harvesting, and the importance of open-minded research in advanced electromagnetic and mechanical-electrical engineering topics.
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