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

[infringer]

Thank You folks we can now check out the final demo here:

http://www.youtube.com/user/reeeeeely#p/a/u/0/xkKPfhQgEVk

In 3 parts thank you freely whom ever you are.

[Pirate88179]

Ossie motor now running for over 13 hours. 2800RPM at the moment, battery has dropped to 5.82Volts. I'll start build on another one tonight. Anyone else using screws to fasten their coils & use them to trigger the coils? This is what is giving me the high RPMs.
btw how do I measure the amps on this baby? Where do I stick my probes? (be nice!)

Jim:

Your probes go in series with the positive lead on the run battery to measure amp draw.

Hope this helps.

Bill

[captainpecan]

Now that everyone has a chance to see the final demo.  What are all your thoughts about the questions at the end?  My thoughts were that not one of them had any questions that even mattered, except for one guy, who was quickly shut up as Sean moved on.  The other questions were actually quite stupid, which leads me to believe the questions were either planted, or most of the people there did not have a clue what they were even looking at to start with.  Now the guy in the brown coat was obviously disappointed as I was, and did not feel Steorn did well at all towards proving OU.  He was asking the correct questions, in a nice direct way, and simply got treated like he was the plague!  I REALLY wanted to hear the rest of that discussion that Sean got shut down quick like.  I also got the impression that Sean did not want to answer the question of how long the battery lasts.   I also found it quite interesting, that the demo unit they were showing this entire time, with the 8 toroids, was never once tested at all for us to see.  Every part of the demo we could see was an orbo build differently than the main Orbo.  It does say though, that Steorn believes even the 4 coil setup with the coils layed down, is supposed to be over 300% efficient.  But that is only measuring one pickup coil.  This was just a sad ending to demo saga.

[captainpecan]

Great Ossie Motor replications guys, looking good!  Mine still is not as efficient as Ossie's but I know why it's not.  I simply do not have enough turns or the right guage wire to get a generator voltage higher than my input.  I will be redoing my rotor in the next day or so and piling on the magnets to increase the voltage of the coils I've got.

I need to order some more magnet wire, and I'm trying to determine the best gauges to order for this project.  What size wire are you guys using that is giving you the higher voltage?  I'm thinking of going with #26, as I think it will give a fairly high voltage, and MAYBE the smaller diameter will not be to much resistance for the efficiency.  I also will be ordering some stronger and better magnets to use.  This appears at least so far with my work, that increasing number of turns on the coil, and magnet strength will give higher rpms, and more power output for the same or less energy input.  Depending of course on how much lenz holds back the power pulse during the generation cycle.  This is good stuff.

[Omnibus]

The demo was very convincing for those who understand what's being presented. It doesn't matter one bit that there were those who don't have a clue. It appears that we have finally a definitive proof for continuous production of excess energy, publicly demonstrated. The only problem would be if Steorn didn't plug in the correct R value or there was something wrong with the y-axis scale of the two traces etc. I don't think that such elementary flaws are very likely in view of the open character of the demo (people are invited to do their own experiments on the premises).