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

[PaulLowrance]

Yeah, actually you can cut circles with a table saw, although I have not had to do it. There are some good video's online that show you how to.  It's pretty straight forward... Here's one... http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-cut-a-circle-on-a-table-saw-2

I love it! 

[callanan]

Hi Ossi,
many thanks for the additional infos
with the imperfect coil´s induction.

Could you please try this circuit and let us now the charge rate of the cap ?
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=8411.msg218109#msg218109

Maybe you can make an additional video and show the voltage and
also use friction on the rotor manually and show, that the input current does not increase ?
Many thanks in advance.

Regards, Stefan.

Hi Stefan and All,

Here is a load test video as requested. The description is as follows:

"The test in this motor shows the lack of an increase in input current when the rotor is placed under a load. The generator coil and lamp which is 12V, 100ma, is by no means efficient in design but purely used to represent a load only and not an attempt to effeciently extract electrical energy from the rotor. Any apparent increase in input current that you may perceive is due to the increase of the duty cycle cause by the reed switch being turned on for a longer period as the magnets pass by at low RPMs."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDABKqdB538

A fixed reed switch was used as the trigger in this video so output power was not optimal. I am still working on better trigger and switching methods for optimisation and functionality.

In regard to the cap charging test, I may do this at some stage but I am really not interested in it and don't see much point. Such a test is better suited to a Bedini motor or something designed to charge caps but I do not believe that this motor is designed to do this or will be any good at it...

Regards,

Ossie

[PaulLowrance]

Ossie,

Your message in the video, "Coils are cold to the touch!" made my day! 

[callanan]

Ossie,

Your message in the video, "Coils are cold to the touch!" made my day! 

Hi PL,

Looking at the low current the motor is drawing, I don't think it means anything special at this stage. It just means that resistive heating is being kept to a minimal....

Regards,

Ossie

[hartiberlin]

In regard to the cap charging test, I may do this at some stage but I am really not interested in it and don't see much point. Such a test is better suited to a Bedini motor or something designed to charge caps but I do not believe that this motor is designed to do this or will be any good at it...

Regards,

Ossie

Hi Ossie,
well done the new video.
It shows the skeptics that it is indeed just a motor and not a generator.

With the cap charging, I just wanted to see,
how much BackEMF power you could extract from the input power
in your setup.
Would be nice to see, if it is simular to Ben´s motor power recycling-extraction
capability.

Many thanks.