The Steorn Motor

[Murlin]

Does anyone know what the difference is between ferrite cores and powdered iron cores?

I might be able to answer that one.

Powdered iron cores are usually compressed into shape and have a naturat air core around each particle. The saturation curve is softer or slower.

Ferrite (probably better classified as soft iron) cores have less air in them as they are kind of cast. the saturation curve is sharp or fast.
But don't quote me because I barely know any of this stuff

JB calls this motor snake oil. From his POV I can see why he says that.

But there is always more than one way to look at things. I am interested in both the Steorn motor and JB's type "A" motor. I think they both have something to offer.

On the subject of the Magnetite I spoke of. I know the material is not as good as the high tech materials they are using these days but it is a natural mineral and the most magnetic natural mineral on earth. So to me, that makes it "Green".

I find this mineral has some interesting qualities.

The one that sticks out the most is that it is ferrimagnetic. This allows the material to switch polarities better than a ferromagnet material. In the steorn motor, that is actually what they are doing with the torrids right? Changing the magnetic polarity of the attraction material so the magnet looses its bond.

Since each grain of magnetite is naturally polarized (not magnetized), I thought just for fun I would try this in a couple cores. Setting the mold on some Neos that are stuck to a piece of steel with all the N sides up, I should be able to freeze all the grains in place with some epoxy, all going the same way.

Now whethere this is will do anything I do no know but using the right hand rule to wind the torrid, I thought it would be a fun experiment.

regards,

Murlin

[darkwizard]

I donīt understand why Steorn, have been saying across the years that they invented some type of magnetic motor without the need to use electrical energy to move it and now they announce that piece of crap like something new

i donīt understand why they needs all the smart people in their forums and make a payment for special membership

I smell something fishy there

[Murlin]

I donīt understand why Steorn, have been saying across the years that they invented some type of magnetic motor without the need to use electrical energy to move it and now they announce that piece of crap like something new

i donīt understand why they needs all the smart people in their forums and make a payment for special membership

I smell something fishy there

It does indeed seem fishy. But I tend to overlook all the BS and take what I want from it.

The only reason I was interested in that motor was from the mechanical POV.
A little voice told me there was something good to be taken from the design, I just need to figure out what it is.

John Bedini's motor looks to be far superior in moving the aether and charging batteries.
Peter's attraction motor looks to be far superior for being a steady running motor with oodles of torque.

And the Steorn...well that has yet for me to be discovered.

It is always been my intention from day on to build a self running motor that makes power on demand .

Not build a system where one has to have 2 sets of batteries where you charge one set while you use the other.

It is my belief that there is more than one way to use the aether.

The second criteria for the machine I would like to build is one that does not require high tech materials and manufactured devices to make it work.

There are many ways to control the Aether. Using semiconductors is just one of them.

Magnetism is another way...


The search continues...

regards,
Murlin

[tjnlsn255]

Well I will be using 4" OD powdered iron core toroid coils and 20 guage magnet wire windings for my first attempt as that is what I have on hand....

I will be using 1.5 inch x 0.5 inch round neo magnets, two per coil mounted on the rotor......if I line the center of the magnets up with the top and bottom of the 4" coil that will give me a matching 0.75 inch gap in the middle between the magnets an the center of the coils......

This will take a little while but I will post a picture someday soon.....LOL

Anyone else actually building one?

There really is something to the shorting the load and having no effect on the rpm..... where have I heard that before.....LOL

Hopes and Dreams....

Tj

[Michelinho]

Steorn Orbo.

Hi tjnlsn255,

Mine is almost ready for the tests.

The rotor is 8" diameter and weights about 3 lbs. I have 6 pairs of 0.75"X0.75" cylinder neodymium N48 magnets. Tomorrow I will make two adjustable supports to test different size of toroids up to 2.5" if need be.

Here is a few pictures.

Take care,

Michel

[sunboy]

There are no miracles

More than a year, nothing happens, it seems, Steorn still can not work miracles.