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

[Jimboot]

Hi Jimboot,

Not Jaycar this time. I got it from here.

http://www.bikewagon.com/Wheel-Goods/Hubs/Front-Hubs/SRAM-i-Light-Dynamo-730-p7545421-1-3.html

Regards,

Ossie

If you get a chance I'd love to see your mosfet circuit. I realise with your metglass arriving anyday now I may not get another chance to ask! luvyawork

[gauschor]

Hmmm... again someone (Steorn) who will not reveal its invention to public but try to make business out of with only revealing the papers for a 420$, if I understood right. It would not be much if it would solve the energy problems, and I understand that it is business. But again I hate this behavior. If something goes wrong this technology will again vanish in a black hole because someone might actually buy Steorn company completely including all their rights and then bringing everything behind their own walls not letting public take part in it. It happened a 100 years ago and it will happen again. Why don't they realize it... Always the same ole shite...

[PaulLowrance]

Another factor: the coil(s) were measured while the magnets were close to the coils. In that case the permeability might not be at it's maximum value.

Actually they took both measures, when the magnet was at TDC and also when the magnet was completely away.

[PaulLowrance]

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

Hi Ben,

The way I see it is that the tiny orbo current pulse is flat, but slanted. If memory holds true, Sean said their current was also *slightly* slanted, but it's very flat. Their current is less slanted than mine. The way I see the signal is that the initial immediate rise is due to the cores high squareness factor, and the sudden flatness (relatively speaking) is when the dipoles (in the domains) are changing direction. So the amount that it slants up represents how fast the dipoles are changing direction.

What this tells me is that the Steorn core has higher permeability and/or more turns. Well, I'm not aware of a higher permeability core, so IMO Steorn has more turns under their core.

[teslaalset]

Actually they took both measures, when the magnet was at TDC and also when the magnet was completely away.

Completely away? 1 inch I would say.
Anyway, I haven't got a LCR meter yet, so I can prove my conclusion to my observation is correct. Time will tell.