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

[i0n]

Once again it's overconfident to the rescue:

overconfident:Since we have not seen a wiring diagram yet, can you tell us whether the coils are wired in series, parallel, or series parallel?


Series - (and that is said in the video if you watch it) - but it really makes no difference.

Source: official Steorn forum

So there you have it, the coils are indeed in series in their setup.

[PaulLowrance]

I wish I had Steorn's LCR meter to see how much inductance my toroid has. Testing inductance can be inconsistent on square loop cores though, for obvious reasons.

Anyhow, my orbo produces both square wave current and voltage. So that's a plus for the Metglas core.     OC, could you please ask Sean if they use a square loop core? Thanks.

[Jimboot]

I asked that question days ago, and nobody seemed to interested.

Hey, why didn't anyone respond to my request to verify the date stamp of my files? That means a lot of me.
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=8411.msg223131#msg223131

Wow that is impressive! Re your pages you realise the date stamp is not conclusive. What do you want to achieve. We use a number of different crawlers & spiders to get that sort of info. I think we are all busy trying to replicate!

[callanan]

Hi All,

Please see my latest video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaWJrbfHxuo

I am testing a new Hub Dynamo that someone suggested, earlier in this thread, to use as a generator. I must say that I am pretty impressed with it's performance and high power output for reasonable torque input. It appears pretty efficient. The light bulb in the video is 12V 100ma and lights brightly even though the dynamo is rated at 6V 3W.

Obviously it is suited for low RPM use but a Steorn motor design could be implemented with this by using a large disk rotor.

Regards,

Ossie

[k4zep]

I wish I had Steorn's LCR meter to see how much inductance my toroid has. Testing inductance can be inconsistent on square loop cores though, for obvious reasons.

Anyhow, my orbo produces both square wave current and voltage. So that's a plus for the Metglas core.     OC, could you please ask Sean if they use a square loop core? Thanks.

Hi Paul,

Looked at the video.  Very good, can't wait to get my cores in!  Waveform looks pretty good but I'm not sure it is a perfect flat top, but darn good for the first try!!!!!

Haven't got to look at the other locations you posted yet, will try and look at them tomorrow.

Respectfully
Ben