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

[ramset]

Stephan
Nice to know TK is on the job
Thanks for the link

Chet

[Omega_0]

Yes, this is the first time I've seen TK is behaving strangely. He is rushing out videos after videos showing a completely different setup. Unexpected ...from a person so competent. It should not take him more than an hour to set an Orbo up.

But, Clanzer is saying that he has an orbo running on his desktop, of course, he can't go public with it, but he has a good reputation here.

So the design is simple and needs a few components, lets see who comes up with the first replication

[hartiberlin]

Well, yes, I think Clanzer has signed NDA with Steorn and can not say much,
but I guess he helped them with the demos and might have also build
a few models for them.

Too bad his website forumis down in this moment.

All I can see at his website:
http://overunity.org.uk/
is only 403 errors.
Yeasterday it was a database error, today only 403 error.

I will look now closer at what Tinsel Koala has done.

Regards, Stefan.

[PaulLowrance]

I would agree that this Orbo effect is seen in a lot of other designs. IMO it's far more complex than just saturating the core, so please consider that if saturating the core does not work. Long ago I did plenty of FEMM analysis on my designs which use this same effect, and simply saturating the core always showed less than 100% efficiency, but if you get the applied field from the electrical current just right relative to the particular core you are using, then according to FEMM it is COP>1. I managed to find nine of my FEMM sims on this type of effect, but could not find the Lua scripts to go with them.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:PaulLowrance

The adam motor sounds like it has potential. Any good replications? I commend Steorn on their great work. Good for them for closing the loop, successfully creating a self-runner.

Agreed, do *NOT* let this effect die. IMO it's legit. Nice going Steorn!

[PaulLowrance]

[continued]
Ben makes an interesting point about the mechanical switch in Orbo. It's true there are transistors with incredibly low resistance, but one thing I've always hated about designing such circuits is that they require a diode, and diodes have a forward voltage. One way to improve the efficiency of a solid state design is to bring the voltage levels as high as possible, so the if diode forward voltage is say 0.5V, and caps voltage is 500V, then the losses are not so bad. I know there are a high speed relays, and there's not forward voltage drop like a diode. Maybe that's why Steorn used a relay instead.