INTERESTING REPLICATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE ORBO CONCEPT BY MR. MILAN MANCIC IN COLLABORATION WITH THE GLOBAL INSTITUTE FOR NEW ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES, SHOWING A COP >5

Following the STEORN online streaming demonstration on the 11th January, 2010, a small group of new energy researchers around the world took up the challenge to replicate the ORBO concept in order to determine whether it was really working as per STEORN's claim. Several replications were made around the world and GIFNET encouraged its members to pursue the concept and perhaps even improve it as well as explain it.

Mr. Milan Mancic, who has a long record as a new energy experimenter, has been working in collaboration with GIFNET for many years and we believe that he has achieved, not only a successful replication of the ORBO but also a considerable improvement based on a different principle. In fact, his concept constitutes a new ground-breaking technology that we believe holds a real and present potential for solving the energy problems of our planet by providing abundant clean de-centralized energy to the individual.

The fundamental principle of GIFNET is to share and freely publish all information on useful clean energy technologies and we are therefore happy to present Mr. Mancic's concept to the world hoping to create a global synergy towards bringing clean energy independence to consumers. Only by pooling resources and create open-sourced synergies across the Globe will we be able to bring about the paradigm-shift required for our future generations to survive. The initiative lies with each and everyone of us. Since it is absolutely clear that NO solution will be provided for by the established Energy Industries or their Governments, we each have a moral and a real obligation to search for ways towards achieving clean energy independence for all.

GIFNET is now structuring a multi-disciplinary forum for the advancement and understanding of this new and exciting venture. The aim is to bring together Scientists, Engineers, Inventors, financers, administrators, open-minded politicians and people with good ideas in order to create a new self-organising model towards taking over the responsibility for our future, rather than leave it in the hands of an ailing system that in the past 100 years has almost brought us to the point of no return where no matter what is done is too little and too late.

If you are interested to participate kindly, send us a mail on info@gifnet.org

Nicholas Moller
President, GIFNET

 

January 2010.
Test with 300 mm Radiant MAGNETERNITY Recharger

30. Jan. 2010.

In this experiment plexiglass 300 mm disc is used, with 5 magnets (62 x 10 N35). Mass of disc is  1750 g

 

I tested  MAGNETERNITY  version  number 2:

In this version Battery B1 and B2 in serial  connetion charge the capacitors 220 microF in serial connection, which  in the second step discharge through B2 only, but in a parallel connection of them. In that case B2 gives one amount of the charge, but recives four amounts. For this experiment I used a voltage divider with only two capacitors (but more capacitors can be used). If more capacitores are used, then the ratio of given and recived charge is increased. Batteries 12 V 4.2 Ah  UL4.2-12 . One  battery for B1 and  four batteries for B2 (parallel)

Before the test  the batteries were loaded  with the 24V/20W bulb for 15 seconds. Voltage at 15 th seconds was 12.11 V  for  B1  and 11.38 V  for  B2.

TIME    VOLTAGE B1       VOLTAGE B2      RPM
00.00 12.33 11.93 120
00.30 12.32 11.94  125
1.00 12.31 11.95 128

End of experiment

 

The batteries are tested again with the same bulb for a period of 15 seconds.
Voltage is 12.00V battery B1, and B2 battery 11.68 V.
 If  we convert  capacity of the battery into  capacity of Capacitors  then it would get approximately 600 F capacitance for B1 and 2400 F, B2. This gives us the following results.

Test number 1

   

BATTERY U start(V) U end(V) E start(J) E end (J) E difference
B1 12.11 12.00 43995.63 43200.00 -795.63
B2 11.38 11.68 155405.28 163706.88 8301.60

It gives the excess energy of 7535.97 J or COP> 10

In the next experiment one capacitor 470 uF will be used instead of the voltage divider.

TIME    VOLTAGE B1  VOLTAGE B2  RPM
00.00 12.30    11.94   120
00.30 12.26  12.01   122
1.00 12.25 12.03 128

             End of experiment.

The batteries are tested again with the same bulb for a period of 15 seconds.
Voltage is 11.95V battery B1, and B2 battery 11.78 V.

Test number 2

BATTERY U start( V) U end (V)  E start (J) E end (J) E difference(J)
B1  12.00 11.95 43200.00 42840.75 -359.25
B2 11.68 11.78 163706.88 166522.08 2815.20

          It gives the excess energy of 2455.95 J or COP>7.8

 

January 2010.
Test with 300 mm Radiant Energy Recharger

28. Jan. 2010.

In this experiment plexiglass 300 mm disc with 5 magnets (62 x 10 N35) , was used. Weight of the disc with magnets was 1750 g. Coil used:

Diagram of motor:

Used batteries are 12 V 4.2 Ah UL4.2-12 and one for the B1 and 4 for B2.
Currently used by Capacitor 10 000 microF instead of 220 micro F.

The upper channel is a measurement of voltage and current measurements below. Voltage in this case because of the reverse face of the selected measuring points in the device.

Starting voltages without load were as follows:    

Left is the voltage at 4 batteries to be charged, and the right voltage battery that powers the rotor.
Batteries that are now full of previous day discharged from the bulb 24V/20W to voltage 10.93 V.
Before the test the batteries B1 and B2 loaded the same bulb for a period of 15 seconds.
Voltages were then 11.98 for B1 and V 11:58 V for B2.

TIME    VOLTAGE B1  VOLTAGE B2  RPM
15.00 12.18     11.90   139
15.30 12.15   11.96   141
16.00 12.15 11.98  151
16.30  12.13   12.00  147
17.00  12.10 12.02 154

             End of experiment.

Batteries are tested again with the same bulb for a period of 15 seconds.
Voltage is 11.85V battery B1, and B2 battery 11.75 V
Battery B1 is lost 0:13 V and battery B2 received 0:17 V.
To remind you that the battery B2 group with 4 batteries.
 
If the conversion capacity of the battery capacity of Capacitors (capacitor) then it would get approximately 600 F capacity for B1 and 2400 F, B2. That gives us the following results.

BATTERY U start( V) U end (V)  E start (J) E end (J) E difference(J)
B1  11.98 11.85 43056.12 42126.75 -929.37
B2 11.58 11.75 160915.68 165675 4759.32

          It gives excess energy of 3829.95 J or COP> 5

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January 2010. Test with AA Batery

18. Jan. 2010th


This test takes several days. This test explores how long  a battery can power the electric motor.AA battery was used which has lost its capacity during the work in some devices, and has long been inused for a long time.
Because of the small current that flows through the coil,transistor was not used as a switch to this scheme, but  the reed switch was used directly.

 The battery is DURACELL MN1500 AA Alkaline 1.5V LR6

Reed switch labeled KSK1A52-2030th
The body coil is made of polypropylene:

 

oiled is 16 layers of 50 windings of copper wire 0.4 mm.
Resistance coil is 7 R. Inductance is not measured.
Rotor is made of PVC cover diameter 75 mm and it was installed 4 magnet diameter 20 mm, with a median of 5.1 mm hole diameter. The length of the magnet is 15 mm. Magnets are 1.4 Tesla per square centimetres
Magnetic attach to the plastic lid with screws M5 x 25

This test was carried out several times, the last test before the start of five days. In all tests used the same battery. In previous tests has been investigated, which is the best position reed switch.
After several days of continuous work was a battery voltage of 150 mV to 350 mV.
The first 4 days the test was conducted in the workshop. When I found that the room temperature affects the battery voltage, and thus the rotation of the rotor, then I conveyed the warm room.

Battery voltage during test

DATE TIME MIN/mV MAX/mV DATE TIME MIN/mV MAX/mV
15.Jan. 10 22.00 262 269 17.Jan. 10 8.00 132 182
  23.00 245 256   9.00 151 191
  24.00 222 236   13.00 168 192
16.Jan. 10. 5.00 177 205   14.00 175 200
  6.00 189 212        
  9.00 227 242   Replaced in the warm room
  10.00 242 252        
  13.00 265 271   16.00 300 304
  15.00 251 252   20 385 388
  17.00 228 242        
  18.00 223 238        
  20.00 209 225        

At night, when the heat was off battery voltage in the room began to fall.
The next morning, with the inclusion of heating, increased the battery voltage. During the day the battery voltage increased and fell in line with automatic on / off heating in the room. Rotor rotation was from 40 to 100 RPM depending on the battery voltage. 

DATE

TIME

MIN/mV

MAX/mV

18.Jan. 10.

8.00

285

290

 

9.00

309

311

 

10.00

318

319

 

11.00

338

338

 

12.00

339

340

 

13.00

330

331

 

14.00

319

321

 

15.00

327

328

 

16.00

309

311

 

17.00

319

320

 

18.00

301

303

 

20.00

299

300

 

DATE TIME MIN/mV MAX/mV   TIME MIN/mV MAX/mV
19.Jan.10. 6.00 202 218   18.00 167 181
  8.00 246 252   19.00 163 180
  9.00 251 256   20.00 156 172
  10.00 249 254   21.00 156 173
  11.00 239 247   22.00 143 162
  12.00 247 252   23.00 259 262
  13.00 246 253        
  14.00 234 242