What goes on in the Steorn SKDB Part 1

What goes on in the Steorn SKDB Part 1

I know there will be plenty of comments regards the use of the Big battery. But this was used while tuning up and adjusting the Rigs. There is a lot of fine tuning with the magnetic bearings and stability of the Rigs before you can move on.

Here is a clip from November 2009 of one of the Rigs I was building in Steorns closed off SKDB.

I cannot go too deep into the configuration due to the usual NDA, but thought it would be nice to show some samples public, with permission from Steorn of course !

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You can check out Steorn and the SKDB over at http://www.steorn.com

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Steorn
• Orbo
• Overunity
• Free
• Energy
• Clanzer
• magnets
• coils

[Riskteven]

@flashmutex Seems these videos are used as a tool by those far right "conspirationists" to "proove" they are right by showing a running machine. Uncritical believers see this and start to believe in their stupid conspiration theories as well. There is nothing about this weird stuff in the electronic books!

[flashmutex]

Damnit... stop lying to yourself... if this shit is really producing energy then stick this energy back into the motor and get rid of the damn battery. And unplug those stupid multimeters and oscillators too. Maybe it will drain energy from these equipments after getting rid of the battery. So get rid of the battery, put this whole crap in sealed box and make it spin by itself, not with all this crap connected to it. Infinite motion my ass!

[MindFreer]

Thanks for subscribing. I'll be adding more Free Energy videos soon.

Sincerely,

Mindfreer

[mcorrade]

ClaNZeR nicely done as always. Been away from the tube for a while and I hate this new look ans feel, but where can I get the build specs for these steorn type motors in particular how the coils are wound and system wired up? I love to put this type of setup on my current stuff to see how it performs.

cheers

mike

[holywdtughguy]

is that a magnetic bearing, if so how did you do it!!!!

[plismore]

good stuff

[JavaLessons]

Pretty damn good, indeed.

[STiELzephyr]

well done !

have you looked up 'Rodin Coils' they are super efficient torodial coils with unique properties .

youtube 'rodin coil' or 'marko rodin'