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

[PaulLowrance]

Did you read this:

We will be placing a system in the Waterways and will allow people to bring their own test equipment (or use ours) - and you can test a system the way you see fit. Note that all tests like this will be done under the supervision of one of engineers - this is simply to prevent someone who might want to break a system apart. However no reasonable request will be refused.

Sean

Off to Dublin, everybody ...

This happens for the first time in our community, someone to invite people to do tests as they please on his machine. I'm out of words. That's exactly how people claiming OU should behave. Go Steorn. All power to you.

Ha ha, Steorn is legit, and there's no stopping this technology now, as Steorn has provided enough detail for someone to eventually get it right. IMO it could take a long time for the 1st open-sourced self-runner because it's due to magnetic viscosity, so everything has to be just right. Also given what I've seen in sims and experiments it seems the magnetic material needs to reset someone or simply resting a long time. Maybe Steorn has no revealed the big secret on how to reset the magnetic material.

Enjoy your trip.

[Groundloop]

@samedsoft,

This transformer setup does behave just like an ordinary transformer.
The only difference is that you can switch on and off the output.
If you load the the output then you will load the input.
I do not make any videos, sorry.

Alex.

[broli]

I agree with PL on this one. I read their patent very carefully and the only thing they see as the anomaly is magnetic viscosity. But some of their figure don't make sense to me like the energy figure. At 1 rpm they find that everything is behaving "conventionally" but if you look at the energy graph (fig 16) at the 1 rpm mark you see the torque is producing net energy during one full rotation while there's hardly any current flow in the coil. Did they do something wrong with that graph? From their torque graph (fig 13) they show how torque in and out are pretty much equal, so why is there a "energy due to torque" at 1 rpm in their graph?

[k4zep]

Did you read this:
Off to Dublin, everybody ...

This happens for the first time in our community, someone to invite people to do tests as they please on his machine. I'm out of words. That's exactly how people claiming OU should behave. Go Steorn. All power to you.

Man oh man,  Wish I could afford to go....
This is good!!!!!

Ben

[k4zep]

Off to Dublin, everybody ...

This happens for the first time in our community, someone to invite people to do tests as they please on his machine. I'm out of words. That's exactly how people claiming OU should behave. Go Steorn. All power to you.

Ha ha, Steorn is legit, and there's no stopping this technology now, as Steorn has provided enough detail for someone to eventually get it right. IMO it could take a long time for the 1st open-sourced self-runner because it's due to magnetic viscosity, so everything has to be just right. Also given what I've seen in sims and experiments it seems the magnetic material needs to reset someone or simply resting a long time. Maybe Steorn has no revealed the big secret on how to reset the magnetic material.

Enjoy your trip.

Hi Paul,

I suspect a couple of people are already OU but just don't want to talk about it but as you say, it will eventually come out.  I have to commend Steorm for his openness!  Most excellent.  Good luck on your motor. 

On you cooling effect.  IF you could reverse your rotation for a while, it might reset it, and then when you go back to orginal direction cool for a while, just a hunch.

Ben