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

[teslaalset]

Can you post a picture, which type of Ossie winding you have used?

Yes, I was wondering the same. We need to know for sure.

@LarryC:
Do you mean the Ossie fence wire coil ?

[teslaalset]

@ Paul, thanks for the Elna info. I'll send them a request right away.

@ GB, interesting stuff this coating. Thanks for posting that info.

[teslaalset]

I think if Steorn happen to be reading here, I'd like to tell them that it would be in their best interest to invite @Omega_0 and @ teslaalset for a visit. Also, @MrEntropy. That would be a part of a third party verification of their Orbo claims by really competent fellows.

Sorry Omni, I overlooked above reply.
I don't think Sean would like to see free replication. So inviting people from Overunity.com will not be on their priority list, I am afraid 

[LarryC]

@LarryC:
Do you mean the Ossie fence wire coil ?

Yes, I could see how that was confusing, since Ossie has presented so much.

Use Ossie's original technique to easy wind a toroid for the Orbo. Basically, If you want to wind 20 feet of wire on a toroid. Cut in half to give two 10 foot pieces. Then wind both together, cutting the wind time in half. After connect them in series to give the benefit of one 20 foot wire.

My change is to connect one 10 foot wire to itself and use the other to power the coil. This creates a 1 to 1 transformer with a high load, which will keep V and I in phase.

Regards,
Larry

[gravityblock]

@ GB, interesting stuff this coating. Thanks for posting that info.

It sounds like you've done some research on the Namlite.  I'm posting this for those who may have overlooked it.

The patent and other resources says it can reduce power losses between 15% - 45% and is used in tape wound soft magnetic cores such as amorphous and nanocrystalline materials, http://www.freepatentsonline.com/y2004/0007289.html

Here's a short PDF file on the Namlite coating, http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=downloads;sa=downfile&id=369

It's used in high frequency or ultra-fast pulse applications to provide zero stress on the core material and to reduce eddy current losses.  The Namlite is a fairly new material.

A toroidal core has very little CEMF, a tape wound toroidal core reduces the CEMF even further to near 0, and the Namlite coating reduces the power losses between 15%-45%.  How could one go wrong with a tape wound toroidal core with the Namlite coating?  It's a near perfect magnetic circuit.

I will continue to push the tape wound toroidal cores using a soft magnetic material with the Namlite coating until it has been tested.  This has a huge potential over a standard toroidal core.  If we want maximum performance and have the greatest chance of success in replicating the Orbo, then this has the greatest potential in my opinion.  Research and testing is the only way to know.  Let's not leave this stone unturned.


GB