Solid State Orbo System

[Magluvin]

Bruce
Remember the gaps?
Well you gota see this

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=8852.msg232123#msg232123

http://www.youtube.com/user/LaFonteGroup#p/u/4/VP5kQc29E54

Simply sick. 

Mags

[gravityblock]

Leave your PC and check yourself by making experiments instead of blind belief in 2D simulations! Flux leakages are obvious.

Please tell me how your experiment with the vibrating magnets prove there is substantial flux leakage due to saturation in a toroid and how your flux leakage is inducing a voltage/current in the pickup coil when the pickup coil is open with no return path during the on-time. 

The collapsing field between the off-time/on-time could vibrate the magnet.  The magnet being attracted/not attracted to the core during the off-time/on-time could also vibrate the magnet.  Another possibility for the magnets vibrating is because the flux isn't fully engaged inside the core during the rise time of the current (this is what you see as being the leakage flux in your experiment, but it has nothing to do with saturation).  When the current is not rising, then there is no leakage flux because the flux is fully engaged inside the ferromagnetic materials (assuming it's not over-saturated).   Your experiment proves nothing.

Your probe coil experiment proves nothing either, because the probe coil is closed during the entire experiment.  Please do the experiment with the probe coil open during the on-time of the pulse and then closed during the off-time of the pulse and you will see it's the collapsing field in Naudin's experiment that is inducing a voltage/current in the pickup coil in his experiment and not your flux leakage during the on-time.

Here's one of my experiments showing there is no leakage flux from the magnets when opposite poles are attached to a ferromagnetic material, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_81SxByRNR8

GB

[lumen]

Bruce
Remember the gaps?
Well you gota see this

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=8852.msg232123#msg232123

http://www.youtube.com/user/LaFonteGroup#p/u/4/VP5kQc29E54

Simply sick. 

Mags

I.... ah...well, it looks like a very nice configuration of a standard alternator?

[Magluvin]

Lumen
As I am thinking more about it, you may be right. I was just thinking a bit before you posted, if the stators, instead of just 2, were like. 8 or 16, then we would have what you are saying. But as shown, it is convincing as to how things would even out. But in this case of just 2, there may be something to it.
I suppose we will have to wait and see what it is all about in reality.

Oh well
Back to winding coils and changing capacitors.  =]

mags

[synchro1]

Jean Louis Naudin responded to my email request for caloric measurements. Here's what he had to say:

¨Some calorimetric measurement on the 2SGen have already been done; In spite of the high power flow in the coil with the 2SGen V6, it doesn't heat up and it doesn't cool down due to the joule heating, but it doesn't heat up in comparison to the current flow. I think the cooling effect compensates for the joule heat, and this explains why the core remains at ambient temperature. I need to conduct more tests in this area, and will publish the results in a soon to be released 2SGen video¨.

Thanks very much to Jean Louis for his prompt reply and eagerness to help us here at the SSOrbo thread.