STEORN DEMO LIVE & STREAM in Dublin, December 15th, 10 AM

[happyfunball]

Ummmm....

Is there a reason Camera 1 is a looped 4-5 second video?


Nevermind I guess theyre just setting up the talk

[gravityblock]

The below picture is similar to what I wound my coil on.  It's a shaft collar with a set screw.  I just removed the set screw and wound as much wire as I could on it.  My system is running on 12v @ 300mA with 1 toroid and no recovery circuit.

GB

[wopwops]

Cam #3 is up. A steorn tech is working with three Orbos. Two big ass Tektronix scopes are on the table too.

[BEP]

The rotor magnets don't provide significant saturation in the core. The main objective is to reduce the counterproductive effects of inuced EMF and Lenz effect opposition.

Believe it or not, it takes less energy to rotate the partially aligned domains 90 degrees than it does to rotate randomly oriented domains into alignment. Don't believe me? Try it.

AND....

Less time.

[mikestocks2006]

...Believe it or not, it takes less energy to rotate the partially aligned domains 90 degrees than it does to rotate randomly oriented domains into alignment...

If this statement holds true - measured and proven experimentaly -, then the system is Overunity.
Even if it takes the same exact energy to rotate randomly oriented domains, as the partially oriented, to the same final alignment, then it still is Overunity, the rotor movement is the free (energy) ride. The "final" alignment, breaks/or reduces the original attraction to the magnets so the rotor is allowed to rotate. Higher pull as it comes in, less/or zero pull as it leaves.
The partially aligned domains will be due to the external magnets, and yes the external magnets can be  of the same polarity facing the toroid. Also discussed in another thread.
Thanks
Mike