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

[maw2432]

I agree, but there's a problem here. We should not trust anything TK posts. Remember his big fake, that huge rotating machine that was obviously cop>1 *unless* TK had something hidden.

I tried to make a deal with TK, an exchange of my diode array for his device. He said yes, but he refused to sign a paper stating what I would receive. He would not say that the passive device I received would spin for at least 7 hours as he claimed. For those who were not around during this, TK built a magnetic device that had no batteries, or at least that's what he said. The device was large, maybe 2 feet or larger in diameter. I forgot the rpm's, but it was high. With the flick of his wrist it would start, and accelerate.

So it's clear that all of TK's videos cannot be trusted. Why are his videos in a dark room. Why not show everything. He should place everything on a glass table with no clutter. Even then I would not trust him.

Here it is,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lV7CO8No-CE

Paul,   

What was the outcome in his device.   Did he admit it was fake?

Bill

[PaulLowrance]

Yes, IMO it's best to use dual magnets if we are to try and replicate Steorn's orbo. That's what I have been doing since the beginning. Also not how Steorn's toroid has hardly any windings. It's as if they're trying to lower the parallel capacitance.

[PaulLowrance]

Paul,   

What was the outcome in his device.   Did he admit it was fake?

Bill

Not that I'm aware of. I know he led a lot of people on after that, "working" with them. Nobody's replicated his device to this day.

[maw2432]

Hi Bill,

If the steorn motor shown openly a few week ago worked by saturating the toroidal core, then the parallel path technology is not similar to that, because there is no any saturation needed for it to work, in fact saturation is to be avoided.  See some info with measurements on it in Josh's Research paper here:
http://www.flynnresearch.net/young%20scientist/Josh%20Jones/josh.htm

rgds, Gyula

Gyula,  thanks.    Nice research paper and very smart 15 year old boy.   

Bill

[captainpecan]

Here's a quick video showing only one sticky spot in the center of the coil when both pairs of magnets have like poles facing the toroid.  I am holding a neo magnet trying to show how both magnets repel, but the video doesn't clearly show this.  I need to work on my video skills, lol.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRG4TGbgEg4

[Edit:]  @Captain:  How do you know the original Orbo demo isn't using like poles for the pair of magnets?  I thought this was still an open question that hasn't been answered yet.  I am also trying to replicate this as closely as possible.


GB

I see the difference in our setup now.  It didn't occur to me until just now, but your toroid is laying flat, so the center would be the sticky spot for your setup.  Your's is setup like the second demo he did showing the scope.  Mine is setup like the actual orbo demo, with the toroids vertical, and the magnets passing in front of the top and bottom side of the coil at the same time.  I'll do some more experiments when I get home this evening.