News from Steorn?

[Magnamotion]

I know this is slightly off topic, and I appologise, my only excuse is that I am not familiar enough with this site to place my question in the correct place.   

Maybe Stephan or one of the other senior members would be kind enough to show me where this should be placed.

My question is a simple one.   

Is it possible to make a movie of a PMM that would be skeptic proof.

I understand that one of the things is should have is to show a complete walk around of the machine during the complete acceleration phase.

Are there any other points that you require to satisfy you of the validity of a video.

Many thanks Frank

[Low-Q]

A complete walk-around video had been nice. However, one can never be sure if there is hidden energy source inside the device - or under it between the device and the floor/table. The device should be built, tested and rebuilt in one continous video, without interruptions. If it takes one hour doesnt matter. The alternative is to give us drawings so anyone can try to replicate the motor - physically or by simulation.
The motor also should drive a load for years without conciderably loosing magnetic force - which is ofcourse too much to place in one video

Br.

Vidar

[Magnamotion]

A complete walk-around video had been nice. However, one can never be sure if there is hidden energy source inside the device - or under it between the device and the floor/table. The device should be built, tested and rebuilt in one continous video, without interruptions. If it takes one hour doesnt matter. The alternative is to give us drawings so anyone can try to replicate the motor - physically or by simulation.
The motor also should drive a load for years without conciderably loosing magnetic force - which is ofcourse too much to place in one video

Br.

Vidar

Thank you Vidar I will think seriously about your suggestions.

I wont release the drawings just yet as I still have not decided about the whole patent vs open source debate.

I can see that open sourcing would work for a product like linux, which is continually developing by the community that uses it, but I cant see us all rushing out and making our own toasters or microwaves, even if the plans are open source.   It seems to me that machines require large numbers to make them financially affordable to the masses.   And if the plans for such a device are open sourced there will be nothing to stop any of the large manufacturing companies from churning them out as just another appliance.

As far as I can see open sourcing once I have a patent is the best of both worlds, as it gives it free to those who can build for themselves, but it prevents large corporations from profiting from what will eventually become just another household appliance.

Kind regards Frank

[hartiberlin]

Hi Frank,
just ask the people to donate to you
their first month of saved electricity bill money,
if they have built your device...

You will probably get a lot of money this way...
and you could make much money from being famous then..

Regards, Stefan.

P.S. : Frank,
yes, a video should show your magnet motor
accelerate and not hide any parts and it should be
clear , that there are no hidden battery compartments somewhere
inside the machine.
So explain it all in detail with your voice and maybe
also disassemble in the video bigger parts, so one
could see, that there is no hidden battery anywhere.

[Hope]

Friggin so many comments cancelled by mouse actions.................blargh!