Self-Runner NS Coil Pulse Motor Live Video Stream. It's been going for months!

[Omnibus]

Now I understand why you have been banned in another forum. This should happen here too. OU research and discussions have no use for arrogant incompetents, very aggressive at that, such as you.

[happyfunball]

This is impudent to clog the bandwidth with so much off topic crap. That should stop and that's being said from a reasonable standpoint. Are you the owner of the forum to be so overwhelming and trying to take control of the discussions? You should be the least person to do that because you have proven your utter incompetence, arrogantly imposing it on the OU community. What nerve!

But filling 10 pages complaining about the thread title is 'on topic.' I get it now, you're a comedian.

[Rosemary Ainslie]

Indeed.  Very well summarised Conrad.  I entirely concur with your post.  I'm copying it lest the reference be buried.

Regards,
Rosemary

Why the Stubblefield Magnet Motor devised by Lasersaber is very interesting and an important development:

I am referring to Lasersaber's video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuMoaDXyFZU which shows a Baby Stubblefield Coil driving a Magnet Motor by help of two reed switches.

It is important to understand that the two reed switches close one after the other and never at the same time. One reed switch causes the Stubblefield coil to attract the magnet (the magnet just nearing the core of the coil) and the other reed switch causes the Stubblefield coil to push the magnet away (once the magnet has just passed the core of the Stubblefield coil).

Look at the attached circuit diagram and you will see that the reed switches switch "open circuits". And this is exactly the interesting thing.

There is some galvanic reaction happening, but the open circuits and the magnetic reaction are the new discovery.

Is this Over Unity? Much to early to tell!

Lasersaber demonstrates that a Stubblefield Coil can really do something, namely turn a magnet motor. This is an important first step and guides us to further studies and tests.

Lasersaber shows in his video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuQGuXJ02fo how a secondary can be used to harvest electricity (blinking LED) from the automatically switched coil, and such pointing to further developments.

A further direction to go would be an attempt to replace the reed switches by transistors because the switching of the "open circuits" could then happen much faster and a longer time than with the rather slow and not very long lasting reed switches. The electricity for the transistors (and the timing) could come from pickup coils placed near the magnet motor (as long as the pickup coils do not stop the motor).

An other approach could be to dispense with the magnet motor and to try other switching means like two coils switching each other (would need transistor switching, but I have no idea how that could be done). One could even use a battery to drive the switching and one would see how much electricity can then be generated by secondaries. May be we will have OU in this way (little energy for switching and lots of energy from secondaries).

Greetings, Conrad

[Omnibus]

So, if the switching is important then it isn't the coil that should hold our attention. Whoever came with the idea that the Stubblefield coil is anything at all? That is called a galvanic cell and is so well known that substituting it by someone's maniacal desire to see his name attached to it is nothing but a joke.

Now, back to the switching. It cannot be that important and novel because similar constructions are also well known let alone that Steorn have already proved that similar switching indeed leads to OU. What's different here? Nothing even in this respect.

It's high time for the OU community to start distinguishing promptly the maniacs and incompetents trying to shove down our throats trivialities or their incompetence from the really interesting and important stuff. Who needs enemies such as the zealous activists otherwise? They can just sit on the sidelines and laugh at the whole charade.

[lasersaber]

@Rosemary Ainslie

I will try to get better step by step build instructions soon.  I would start by trying to get the strongest electromagnet effects you can off of the coil.  Do not even worry about voltage it's not important.

@conradelektro

That is a great summery.  There's one more unique thing about this coil though that you forgot to mention.  It's the effect that happens when you connect just the two iron wires together.  Watch my video called "Stubblefield Electromagnet Effects?": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcjxA7bYUp0

You can see that you can create an electro magnet just by connecting iron to iron.  I have actually made motors that ran with a reed switch connected to the two iron wires.  On a regular battery this would be like connecting the two ends of your reed switch to the negative terminal and running a motor off it!