Solid State Orbo System

[Magluvin]

Hey Got
I havnt measured the amps yet. But for what you are saying it sounds interesting, to see if there is change with the magnets in or out. As for how much is being used, I think that finer wire and more turns will keep input down.

Like in this vid, start at 3:14 into it, this guy seems to have what agentgates was going to show, and if you look a bit further, the vid shows some of this stuff you guys are trying. And I see that I need more toroid turns,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neiOQgYw_Qc

Mags

[Magluvin]

Was just looking at the pics Bruce posted at the top of the previous page and if you think about it, pickup coils could be put all over that thing, not just around the gapped end.  There is a lot going on there.


Mags

[gotoluc]

Hey Got
I havnt measured the amps yet. But for what you are saying it sounds interesting, to see if there is change with the magnets in or out. As for how much is being used, I think that finer wire and more turns will keep input down.

Like in this vid, start at 3:14 into it, this guy seems to have what agentgates was going to show, and if you look a bit further, the vid shows some of this stuff you guys are trying. And I see that I need more toroid turns,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neiOQgYw_Qc

Mags

Hi Mags,

did you measure the Amp draw yet?

I also have a question about the way you wound your green pickup coil.  I think you said you wound it like a standard coil. Is this correct?  if so, that would mean you wound it on the outside surface of the ferrite toroid and not going through the center hole of the toroid core which would mean that the green wire is at 90 degrees from the red primary coil. Is this correct?

Awaiting you reply. Thanks for sharing.

Luc

[hovis4cyl]

I'm skeptical about this project. If they could remove the battery it would impress me.  Or if they could perform this simple test.

Start with a charged battery and a Dead battery (identical).  Begin the Orbo on the charged battery and then feed the excess energy into the dead battery.  After a fixed period of time flick a switch that engauges the battery which has been charging off the produced power of the orbo.  If the Orbo runs longer than it took to charge the dead battery then you have over unity. 

Not sure if anyone mentioned this test.  But it just popped into my head.

[Groundloop]

@hovis4cyl,

If you want to discuss the Orbo motor then please do it
in the "STEORN DEMO LIVE & STREAM in Dublin, December 15th, 10 AM" thread.
This thread is for solid state systems.

Groundloop.