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

[freeorbo]

Strange thing about joule heating is it only occurs when current flows

I thought Joule heating occurs only on rise and fall of current? Or is that just inductance?

[X00013]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6VojYGrnpg

[gotoluc]

Hi all,

a test I made that maybe of interest

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6z1cgnrzWs

Luc

[allcanadian]

@airstriker

Please don't compare Ossie's motor to Steorn's. Ossie's is only unity or even not unity. Orbo is over unity. Ossie's will never power anything because it would loose the flywheel effect. It's simply a flywheel that is storing the energy. A toy, a gadget that looks nice on the desk. Orbo is different, much different.

I would disagree, I have built both the steorn and callanan motors and they both  have benefits and issues that need to sorted out. As well both have very little torque and were never designed to carry a load persay, they were designed to recharge the source thus the flywheel effect as you call it is an integral and equal part of the operation of both devices. You also make the mistake in assuming they will "power" something, again this is detrimental to their operation, they are designed to recharge the source battery. What Steorn has not told you which should be obvious is that the toroid saturation which drives this device will always limit it's application. If you use strong magnets to increase output you will need a very large toroid to avoid pre-saturation as well residual magnetism will limit the maximum speed thus the machine will always be a large/low output device. The callanan motor utilizes air core coils with zero saturation issues or residual magnetism issues thus it can always be made lighter, more compact and have a higher power density at high voltage/current with very little rotor speed limitations. If you had built these devices you would know this, as well Mr.Callanan has always been sincere and open about his work and shared his knowledge with others. How many people do you know that have done this? Personally, as an inventor I have a great deal more respect for Mr.Callanan than I do for Steorn, we can only hope both will succeed.
Regards
AC

[penno64]

@Gotoluc,

Nice experiment. I knew I had seen that type of coil before - it is from the chasis of a monitor.

As an aside Luc, would it be possible to get a schematic of that wonderful 555 PWM that I have seen you use in your other videos.

I posted looking for a circuit a while back, and only GB helped out with something similar. This would fit in greatly with some of the tests I want to do.

Kind Regards, Penno