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

[PaulLowrance]

Naudin's 3rd key should not be part of his video. As you can see in his scope shot, there is a difference between TDC and not TDC. It's not blatantly in your face because nearly all of Naudin's scope shot is showing the R part of the RL curve. If Naudin would zoom in and show the L (inductance) part, it would be very clear there is a difference.

Trust me, I've been looking at such scope shots in my orbo replications for over a month. Also it depends on what magnetic toroid core you're using. The higher the permeability the more pronounced the difference will be.

[hekkmekk]

@PL

Paul, could you please be more specific in how exactly JLNaudin did not show the L-Part and how he should have done the test or on which part he should zoom in?
Thanks.

[PaulLowrance]

@PL

Paul, could you please be more specific in how exactly JLNaudin did not show the L-Part and how he should have done the test or on which part he should zoom in?
Thanks.

I said it's there, but it's not blatantly in ones face because most of his scope shot is of the resistive component. If you look, you'll see there's a difference. Naudin should zoom the time domain so people can easily see it.

Also I would strongly discourage people from placing a static short on the toroid. I don't think that's what Steorn is doing, and that's not what I did on my "tiny orbo replication" that was measured at 170% efficiency.

[happyfunball]

How are the N and S rotor magnets attracted to the coil if it is centered between them?

[synchro1]

Even though the magnet poles are opposite, both poles are equally attracted to a piece of iron.