ORBO Technology Now Available To (Technical) Public - Any takers for €399?

[poynt99]

Omnibus,

I already have most of the proper test equipment (1GHz 4CH scope, 500MHz probes etc.). My current and differential probes are 50MHz, but if 200MHz are required, then I can hopefully borrow those.

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[Omnibus]

@poynt99,

I would be most interested to see the results from your studies. Also, I'd encourage you strongly to communicate with @Omega_0 who did a superb job in replicating eOrbo although with much lesser equipment than needed. This area needs desperately more researchers such as @Omega_0 as well as yourself (I'll never forget your excellent modeling of Steorn's integration results; these need to be continued without delay).

[AquariuZ]

@Omnibus
Long time no see.... Hope you are well... I am posting a small update on Abeling later.

@Stefan
Thoughts on ORBO-kit?

AZ

[Omnibus]

@poynt99,

Just wanted to let you know what I’ve concluded so far regarding OU in electrical systems in case you’ve missed that. Some of those reading here know that I did a lot of experimentation earlier this year. Unfortunately, it appears that even the most advanced equipment available at present won’t be enough to reach conclusive results (short of demonstrating a self-sustaining device). Proceeding from this conclusion I decided to analyze the situation purely theoretically, thus avoiding objections connected with experiments. Please take a look at the text, attached below, which summarizes these findings. As is seen, it appears that the possibility for the production of excess energy is inherent under certain circumstances in the very existing theory of electricity â€" the excess energy is produced as a result of saving from the input. Would be interested to know what’s your take on that.

[poynt99]

I'll have a read Omnibus.

In the mean time, is it possible to test the theory with a circuit? Presume I have a 10GHz scope and probes of all types, do you believe it would be possible to measure?

Also, since the proof was arrived at from a mathematical perspective, would not a simulation also prove the theory? Provide a circuit and I will simulate it. With the simulation, I believe I can achieve as accurate a measurement as one would need.

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