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Originally posted by djcubed
What type of battery do you think they are using? If it was running the motor for that long it must be some type of new space age battery.
Besides, you may not even need to build anything. Member RogerT says he already built one, with a COP of 1.28, so maybe he would allow you to test his.
Or, better yet, if the requisite team of volunteer testers can be assembled - why not approach Bedini himself with this? Test out one of his more spectacular systems?
Again... You can't take the battery out of the equation... it is needed because the motor requires power. They are not claiming that the motor doesn't use power... They are claiming that it creates more power than it uses. Even a car shuts down if it has no battery and alternator. Similar concept here.
I'm waiting for the owners to comment on this
No, not a similar concept at all. A car will run without a battery, just on alternator-supplied current.
Let us say that it takes 1 watt of power to run the motor, but it produces 1.1 watt of power while it is running. A battery would be needed to start the motor, yes, but once it is running it should be able to power itself without the need for a battery. It should be possible to remove the battery completely once it is running and show operation without the battery.
Originally posted by djcubed
I am unaware that they did change any batteries... can you site where you got this info? I would like to see it for myself.
And I am unaware of any motor that will run for weeks on a 10aH D cell... can you site where you got this info?
Originally posted by djcubed
And you can see from many videos on YouTube already that guys at home in their labs are already close to OU using their own rigs...
Originally posted by djcubed
reply to post by TheRedneck
Again... You can't take the battery out of the equation...
A typical clock motor spins anywhere from 2000-5000 RPM, just like a larger electric motor. The RPMs are not a good indicator of power.
Originally posted by djcubed
Regardless it's a bad comparison... electromagnetism runs this motor. Not gears as in most clocks.
Originally posted by djcubed
reply to post by dereks
Please don't compare wall clocks to the Orbo... That's just sad. How many RPMs is a clock spinning at?
oh yes you can. Battery is just a source of DC, right? Whatever electrical energy (pulsed, I assume) comes out of the device can be rectified and made into DC as well. At that point in time, you flip the switch so the energy is looped. And you can drain the excess energy to your heart's content, and move the battery back where it belongs (in storage).
During January we will be doing a sequence of live experiments - these will be streamed and then posted on our YouTube channel. The sequence is as follows: (1) Confirming that all the electrical energy input into an eOrbo interaction is output as heat. (2) Confirming that there is no change in the domain energy of the components that make up an eOrbo interaction. (3) Input to Output measurements - confirming eOrbo is Over Unity. Thats the sequence - if you have any (rational) requests with respect to the first of the above three experiments, please post them in this thread.