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From: Grimer
Let's hope so.
I'll be interested to read your impression of
the demo.
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I saw convincing evidence of 6 Newton-meters produced by 3.2
Watt-seconds. The electrical energy was displayed on a good digital
oscope. The inventor used the conservative values for V and I in his
Ws calculation. We actually ran several tests. He filters out high
frequency components on his electrical input which actually makes the
Ws calculation more conservative.
He uses a custom made torque measurement device from Lorentz something
from Germany. I was a bit concerned to learn that it used a Hall
effect device until they agreed to hold a neodymium magnet near the
transducer with no apparent effect.
We got into a brief discussion on theory. They have their opinion;
but, we disagreed. I cut that discussion short; although, one
concrete-head's ideas did get injected. I have no doubts that he has
spent the near $1M he claims on the development. He showed me several
prototypes. He went public Wednesday with the prototype. I was person
number 5 to request a viewing. They asked me lots of trick questions.
I got most of them right. <g>
Paul Sprain, the inventor, is from Birmingham (there not here). Can't
seem to shake you Brits.
Anyone have any questions? I believe I can get others in to see the
device if there are any takers. It is magnificent.
Terry
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