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

[LarryC]

@GB
That is in reference to the replication attempts and not to the Orbo.  How can it be another key when it's not in regards to the Orbo?

They did show the replicators attempt at first, then they showed how an Orbo coil differ from a normal toroid coil used by the replicators.

The rotor magnets SHOULD NOT induce a NET EMF in the toroid.  If it does, then you would have a CEMF and that is what Steorn was showing in the replication attempts.

They had a Orbo coil, but using one rotor magnet centered on the coil, instead of two, one above and one below. The induced emf is shown at 5:20.

The polarity of the rotor magnets did not change, so why would the EMF induced by the rotor magnets be in a different direction.

At 5:20 he states that the magnets have opposite polarity and shows that the emf curves reverses as each magnet passes.

At 6:25 he has added a steady current from the battery and shows that the emf curves are the same, even with opposite polarity magnets.  

At 7:50 he has reversed the battery and shows that the emf curves are the still the same.

The point being, that if your toroid coil can not do this, then it is not an Orbo.

Does any replicator have a toroid that can pass this test?


Regards, Larry

[PaulLowrance]

Regarding yesterdays blog post on the Steorn FLIR camera, minor correction, it just occurred to me that the room temperature was 22.3°C, not 28°C.  The 28°C is the average temperature of the entire FLIR image. So again, there is no chance that a spinning Orbo produces the level of power required to heat that amount of plastic and core material from 22.3°C (72.1°F) to 39.7°C (103.5°F) -->

For details:
http://globalfreeenergy.info/2010/02/10/steorn-flir-camera-analysis-part-2/

[synchro1]

@LarryC,

            Let's not forget that the trace comparison between Steorn and JLN involves two different planes of approach. The Steorn trace was produced by magnets swinging by the toroid from one side to the other in a parabola as the the rotor spun by, while the JLN trace was produced simply by pulling the toroid straight away from the magnets in linear fashion. JLN's tutorial is merely a teaching tool to help us understand how the Orbo can generate power to help run itself without slowing itself down. 

[gravityblock]

@LarryC:

Sean said the Orbo has no CEMF, did he not say this?  If it has no CEMF, then the rotor magnets are not inducing a NET EMF in the toroid coils that is in opposition to the EMF of the pulse, is this correct?

If what you are saying is correct about the rotor magnets inducing a NET EMF in the toroid coils, then Sean is not telling the truth.  I haven't had time to re-watch the "replication attempt video" in reference to the time periods you have mentioned.  Either you are misunderstanding something, or Sean is contradicting himself.

If you can get the CEMF to near 0 by following the list I previously posted and assuming we have the proper core material then our cores will behave like the cores in the Orbo.

Let me watch the replication video again.  I have a feeling it has something to do with the air gun.

[Edited to correct spelling error]

GB

[2b]

i think it might be very beneficial to use Marko Rodin's toroid designs for anyone winding their own ...

http://www.markorodin.com/content/view/13/31/