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

[gravityblock]

I had less than 30 people look at the video on the magnetic recording tape showing magnetic viscosity.  I'm sure more than 30 people are reading this thread.

Other ferromagnetic materials have the same effect as the magnetic recording tape in the video.  When will you guys ever notice something important after seeing it for yourself.  You have to do more than just watch videos.  You must study, examine, and analyze every part of it. 

In fact, I haven't seen any videos on replication attempts in a long time.  Most of the replicators have left this thread.  The reason is simple.  They have tried what has already been tried and were unsuccessful, so they gave up.  Stop doing what has already been tried, and that goes for near saturation also.  Stay on the linear portions of the core material and have the rotor magnets ride this light repulsive force.

GB

[gravityblock]

I'm out of here.  This is a waste of my time.  Keep doing what has already been done and tried while ignoring the important things because they're behaving as expected.  Who says an effect must behave unexpectedly?   Stick with near saturation and f**K the linear portions so you can ride this slight repelling field.

Take care,

GB

[0c]

Start another thread because you think it may not be relevant to the Steorn A?  This effect may be at the very heart of the Orbo and you want another thread started.  Unbelievable.  I think it is very relevant to the Orbo.  Let's just sweep this under the carpet like everything else and continue doing things the way they have been done for the last 100 plus years.

No need to get so upset. A separate thread under the Steorn topic would be fine. If this effect is Orbo related, it is not anything Steorn has bothered to publicly demonstrate.

This effect needs to stay in this thread because I think it is the Orbo effect.  It's nothing more than magnetic viscosity or magnetic relaxation that Steorn has mentioned over and over again.

That's your opinion and I respect it. I don't have to agree with it.

You think near saturation is the most important thing, lol.  That is B.S.

I didn't say that. What I said is there may be some benefits from other material properties besides permeability, the main focus in this thread so far. According to Steorn, saturation is one of the key effects contributing to an energy gain. It should not be ignored. In fact, I have spent the majority of my time here discussing remanence, and I'd like to move on and discuss some other properties that might be relevant as well.

... and near saturation has been tried over and over again without success.  Near saturation isn't any different than any other pulse motor.  Let's stop doing the same thing over and over again while expecting a different result.  That is insanity.

"Over and over"? Please point me to some experiments using core materials with much higher Bsat and remanence. Where are the Supermendur and Square Loop Supermalloy experiments, or even Finemet or Vitrovac? Who's "doing the same thing over and over again while expecting a different result"?

You sound like you have it all figured out. I don't think we're there yet, and I have a feeling the answer, if it exists, is a bit more complicated.

[gravityblock]

You sound like you have it all figured out. I don't think we're there yet, and I have a feeling the answer, if it exists, is a bit more complicated.

I don't have it all figured out, but I'm not going to ignore something or suggest it should be sent to another thread that may have importance to this discussion. This is a waste of my time.  Can't even get people to give something a little consideration.  Closed minded people.   I'm logging off now.

GB

[penno64]

Hi guys,

@freeorbo, Oc and Gb -

The effect you describe is this similar to that which the guy that made the "GARY" motor found.

Something about a NULL zone ?

Don't remember the specifics, but I do remember reading this in a document of his.

Regards, Penno