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Develop Orbo technology through the SKDB! www.steorn.com The first of a series of talks from Steorn explaining Orbo technology. In this experiment it is shown that a Orbo electromagnetic interaction experiences no back EMF.
Addendum to our video “Steorn’s Orbo Electromagnetic Interaction COP greater than 1” Join the SKDB to develop your own Orbo technology applications.
More Infos at: www.overunity.com and here: tech.groups.yahoo.com Dr. Schwartz Free Energy Electromagnetic Generator from Noahsark Foundation Its similar to Tom Beardens MEG except that it doesnt need an external power supply to switch the magnetic fiel…
This is my version of the Basic Wireless JT. I was inspired to build the LED bank by Sohei Thoth, and I’ve been considering powering a JT with my wireless power system. So here’s…
This is a very simple basic “electronic” pulse motor. The drive circuit consists of two coils of wire, an NPN transistor, and a power source—no other parts. A magnet spins between the two air…
Here a basic experiment to understand the Steorn’s effect used in the magnetic motor. by Jean-Louis Naudin – JLN Labs – jnaudin.free.fr
Now I’ve set up the system to maintain a set level of illumination on the sensor. This is a basic negative feedback loop, where the brighter the sensor illumination, the less bright it tells…
Here I break it down to the most basic construction of a 1 volt JT. Parts: ferrite toroid (or other shape) wound with 10 turns and 30-50 turns; 2n2222a transistor; 220R resistor; LED; some…
A negative temperature coefficient (NTC) thermistor is used to provide a variable resistance path to ground for the IRFPG50’s gate charge. Then, the heat output of the mosfet’s load bulb is used to warm…