People, including a lot of physicists at Steorn forum are stating the London
Orbo fiasco has all the appearance of a deliberate failure attempt. Speaking
from personal experience, one good thing about such failures is that it doubles
the drive to succeed in legitimate researchers.
Regards,
Paul Lowrance
Terry Blanton wrote:
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Terry
On 7/5/07, OrionWorks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From Terry:
> It looks like the Perendev Motor with magnets in repulsion. In
> repulsion, the magnetic domains are eventually misaligned and the
> magic stops. Magmos will only work with maggies in attraction where
> domain alignment is enforced.
>
> Terry
>
Wish I could get a decent view of the critter.
If, as you claim, it appears to be operating in repulsion mode that
suggests to me that the so-called ORBO effect would work even better
in attractive mode. IMO, there is every reason to speculate that the
effect would work in either mode. It's just more structurally
challenging to construct in attractive mode, which may be the reason
why the prototype isn't. Apparently it was only meant to run for about
a week.
