Orbo has released a product, we can drop everything right now

[Breakable]

http://www.steorn.com/skdb/oedu/

[zapkitty]

“I am Prospectus… of Orbo. Research… is futile. Your life’s work as it has been … is over. From this time forward… your funding will service… our IPO.”

[vansig]

this looks to me like a magnetics simulation lab. but, if it’s reporting over-unity, then there’s something screwy.

do you suppose they’re deriving energy from natural low-frequency em fields or something like that?

[Breakable]

Of course not. They are claiming magnetic perpetuum mobile

[Tulse]

Their device is powered by gullibility, which is a seemingly infinite resource.

[Aeronaut]

It looks to me like an enterprising way to sell relatively small numbers of circuit boards and paid forum memberships for ongoing revenue. But then, I noticed the similarity to an In Circuit Emulator and Software Development Kit, combined with a standard IM business model. Didn’t bother to read much of the site.

[vansig]

$400 doesn’t really get you the rights to anything other than a limited licence to use the product for a year; it’s proprietary, all the way down to a dongle on the board.

[Breakable]

vansig wrote: $400 doesn’t really get you the rights to anything other than a limited licence to use the product for a year; it’s proprietary, all the way down to a dongle on the board.

An you probably have to sign a bullet-proof NDA,
so they can make money later when you publicly say that it is BS and they sue you.

[vansig]

I still think they’re picking up ultra-low frequency EM radiation. Not enough that you could power a car, mind you; just enough to show that there is a signal… say, in ~ 7.5 to 15 Hz range, and harmonics. With good antenna and a high Q resonator, you should be able to get a few microwatts — more than enough to register on an oscilloscope.

Such radiation could originate from ionospheric interactions of solar wind and earth’s magnetic field.

[vansig]

I’m not saying this is how they do it.. but it could work exactly this way:

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