Steorn?s upcoming demo in London , Uk !?

[hartiberlin]

Hi ChrisC,
if it would not be this sad, I could laugh,
but Steorn just made the whole free energy research community now
look stupid to the normal scientific world.....

But I just got a supportive email from Paul Sprain about his newest EMILE
magnet motor-generator device.
Paul Sprain writes, I quote:


"I believe the orbo is just a modified "Minato-type" machine and the
magnets are in the repulsive position. This will cause the rotor to spin for
several days however they will soon degauss and stop.

This is what happened
to steorn, they thought they could build it upstairs at the museum and put
it on display for the world to see.

Only trouble was because of the lights
the box got 20 degrees or so too hot and caused the magnets to prematurely
degauss.

But remember that steorn knows that the magnets would degauss in a
short period of time, so in the end they are full of shit.


The reason my
device works is because the magnets are in the attractive position and will
not degauss for at least 100 yrs.

I'm sorry to tell you this but these people from steorn are completely full
of BS. They don't have anything and never will. And even if the little
plastic rotor did turn they still have to make a commercially viable machine
putting out KW's of power. They have a LONG LONG way to go.



Paul"

[hartiberlin]

P.S: Who is not familar with the Paul Sprain devices,
have a look into here:

http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Harry_Paul_Sprain_magnet_motor

There is still only the old motor to see.
I have already seen a few pics of the new device !
It will blow you away , I can tell  you !

Regards, Stefan.

[chrisC]

Stefan:

Is Paul Sprain's machine on YouTube or is there a recent video available anywhere?  Thanks.

chrisC

[Omnibus]

Hi Stefan,

As you know, I?m interested in the strictly scientific side of the issue and for me degaussing is not of any concern whatsoever, as long as the machine spins by itself without external energy input.

On the other hand, obviously tuning up of such a machine is the biggest issue, not fully resolved by now. This was the problem, I guess, with Torbay and it reappeared with Steorn as well. To tell you the truth, I regret that I didn?t go to Argentina to see personally Torbay?s machine on site. Any time such a machine is moved to another location the fine adjustments get out of place, and combined with the pressure from the expectant public, results in a disaster. Torbay, for instance, put a lot effort, I was told, day after day during the week he was here in New York City to set the machine in motion but away from his lab it turned impossible. Similar thing, I guess, happened with Steorn, plus, as far as I understand, they weren't intending to show their actual device but were about to demonstrate some kind of a plexiglass replica of it. Why did they do that beats me.

If one is interested in the practical side, however, probably the brute force approach of Paul Sprain would be the successful engineering solution since the tune-up problem doesn?t seem to be so severe there. The question with Paul Sprain?s motor is how to really confirm it?s really overunity. With SMOT proving overunity is pretty straightforward and this is the only experiment I know of  to really violate CoE. SMOT isn?t practical, though, especially when producing excess energy discontinuously.

Unfortunately, while in SMOT one can convincingly prove overunity quite simply, without resorting to making it self-sustaining, in Paul Sprain?s motor it seems mandatory to demonstrate it in self-sustaining mode to prove it?s really perpetuum mobile. Paul was mentioning before that he?s working towards making it self-sustaining. Do you know what the status of that is?

[hartiberlin]

Stefan:

Is Paul Sprain's machine on YouTube or is there a recent video available anywhere?  Thanks.

chrisC

Hi Chris,
Paul Sprain just confirmed to me via email, that he and his company had  ordered
youtube and google to pull down his videos.

So no involvement from any MIBs.   

But the new device will be shown to the public.
Please be still a bit patient.

Regards, Stefan.