Craig, I don't think you get that the demonstrations show almost
nothing, except that the second video you pointed to conclusively
refutes the claim of no back-EMF, and quite visually, with the
blinking of that neon bulb, which, as I recall, requires about 65
volts to initiate, the bulb then becomes low-resistance, dumping the
back-EMF current (into the power source, I think, you can see the
schematic provided) until the current falls below a keep-alive value,
much lower. That bulb can dump a few watts of power, as I recall.
Steorn used a diode, I believe, which will do the same thing, but at
lower voltage, and not visibly.
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- Re: [Vo]:Steorn Replication Abd ul-Rahman Lomax
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- Re: [Vo]:Steorn Replication Craig Haynie
- Re: [Vo]:Steorn Replication Abd ul-Rahman Lomax
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- Re: [Vo]:Steorn Replication Harry Veeder
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- Re: [Vo]:Steorn Replication Terry Blanton
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