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

[PaulLowrance]

Steorn should have used a small supercapacitor, even a 0.1 farad would do.

[lumen]

Steorn should have used a small supercapacitor, even a 0.1 farad would do.

Yes, then provide some display showing the capacitor's voltage.

Pulse motor.....

[gravityblock]

Steorn should have used a small supercapacitor, even a 0.1 farad would do.

A super capacitor or a battery will have the same results because there is NO EXTERNAL LOAD on the orbo.  The orbo is spinning on FRICTIONLESS MAGNET BEARINGS, and the device only needs a quick pulse from the battery in order to maintain it's target RPM.  The duration between each pulse of current are very long, thus it can run for months on this battery or super capacitor without a load.

Give me a frictionless magnetic bearing, and I can replicate this orbo with a homopolar motor, such as the link to the levitating homopolar motor I posted earlier.

I really hope I am wrong about this and I am trying to keep an open mind.  The fact remains that this demo can be done without OU, and this bothers me.

GB

[Staffman]

I wonder why they are using toroid em's? Kind of reminds me of gotoluc's Generator Coil Test 1.

http://www.youtube.com/user/gotoluc#p/a/u/1/ebybImidcFY

Instead of having a regular coil 90 degrees like gotoluc has it, they use a toroid at 90 degrees. Is this a lenz less setup?

I wonder if gotoluc can make a toroid and see what type of current he gets in his setup. Then put current through the toroid and disconnect power from the motor he's using in his setup to see if he gets rotation.

[PaulLowrance]

It's not frictionless. It might run a month, two tops on that battery.