Steorn?s upcoming demo in London , Uk !?

[chrisC]

Okay, the lighting is too bright and the heat too intense?
Solution1: Strap on a pair of UV sun-glasses and put on some sun block! That should kick start it.

Solution2: Failing that how about turning down the temperature control so we have a ice cold room to dissipate heat from the surface of the plexi glass so this thing can have a chance to spin?

Solution3: Also, don't forget... this thing is supposed to "Spin a wheel" or "Lift a weight" too? Maybe they should have brought a back-up hamster?

Take your pick Streon.

chrisC

[TheOne]

and the funny part is they have like 2-3 computers all around the device but only one not working device!

[hartiberlin]

Is this the rotor wheel ?

http://bp2.blogger.com/_yPqD1_uhkoo/RozvxPckC4I/AAAAAAAAABw/vHorTnwWB_A/s1600-h/steorn_kinetica_06.jpg


Here are a few more pics from the location:

http://news.zdnet.co.uk/hardware/0,1000000091,39287880-5,00.htm

[hartiberlin]

If you look at the additional infos
you can find here,
it seems the rotor laying on the table has 4 small
magnets at each 90 degrees of this disc and the disc
sits in the center to the plexiglas stator.

The slots were one can see still one iron or bar magnet rod
probably hold all the other iron or magnet rods.

Maybe these are just iron rods or ferrite magnet rods?

You can see, that these angled tangential slots are spaced this way, that
there is always an imbalance, so there is probably always a force into
one direction..

http://freeenergytracker.blogspot.com/

[TheOne]

it's maybe copper too, copper seam to change the fall speed when inside a tube, it's maybe an effect related to copper making the wheel always unbalanced, so some kind of gravity wheel with magnet and copper