OrionWorks wrote:
Steorn strikes me as a fascinating and potentially tragic enigma.
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I continue to hope, perhaps irrationally, that Steorn will still be
able to interest a sufficient number of scientists and engineers into
looking into the technology, now that the company promises to be a tad
more revealing as to the physics behind their discovery. Alas, I fear
The first hurdle is making the machine self powering, however, there is
a higher hurdle, economic feasibility. IMHO, there are better
technologies than magnetic motors. I have often thought that a magnetic
motor could be the basis of a battery charger which would be a great
toy. You put a rechargeable battery in it, spin the flywheel, and later
you have a recharged battery. IMHO, this would be just the toy for the
yuppie who has too much money for his own good. I'm going to suggest
this to Steorn. Now that I think of it, there is such a machine, it's
called a Bedini Motor.
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