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

[k4zep]

@k4zep

It looks good to me! I like the cap for the supply, it shows real world draw that is easily calculated. It should  well once your finished and add a charger circuit.
Your also not the slowest , I haven't even started, and I have CNC machines in the shed!

Thanks.  It finally spun down after 1:46:37 at .773 VDC across cap.  Helping around house with honey dooooos.  Will get data out later today........To die for a shed and CNC!!!!!

Ben

[PaulLowrance]

People, large capacitors, especially supercapacitors have tremendous dielectric absorption. You *cannot* use the capacitors voltage reliably until after the capacitor has had a long time to rest. I did a detailed datalogging investigation into this -->

http://globalfreeenergy.info/2009/12/08/ultracapacitor-experiment/

[PaulLowrance]

Gang, some great news. It appears that nearly all of the 130mW from my tiny orbo is joule heating losses from the mosfet and wire resistance. 

Also I pumped up the gate voltage on my mostfet and the on-current pulse is now as flat as a pancake, just like Steorn scope shot! Good grief, I'm a bit puzzled what's making this motor spin. Where's the CEMF, lol?  I'm now wondering if Steorn flat current pulse is also due to resistance.

[PaulLowrance]

Gang, some great news. It appears that nearly all of the 130mW from my tiny orbo is joule heating losses from the mosfet and wire resistance. 

Also I pumped up the gate voltage on my mostfet and the on-current pulse is now as flat as a pancake, just like Steorn scope shot! Good grief, I'm a bit puzzled what's making this motor spin. Where's the CEMF, lol?  I'm now wondering if Steorn flat current pulse is also due to resistance.

Here's the youtube video,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u10do21JLAQ

[k4zep]

Gang, some great news. It appears that nearly all of the 130mW from my  orbo is joule heating losses from the mosfet and wire resistance. 

Also I pumped up the gate voltage on my mostfet and the on-current pulse is now as flat as a pancake, just like Steorn scope shot! Good grief, I'm a bit puzzled what's making this motor spin. Where's the CEMF, lol?  I'm now wondering if Steorn flat current pulse is also due to resistance.

Good work Paul, isn't it amazing how things add up.  It is a R/L circuit!  Thanks for the refresh on the Ultra Cap.  Interesting and useful information.  You have been very busy!

Aren't we having fun!!!!!

Ben