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Steorn has placed a notice in their web site stating that they have extended their stay at the Waterworks Centre in Dublin in order to continue testing of their technology by interested parties.

“The Waterways will remain open for a further three weeks, until Friday 19th March, due to additional applications from third parties interested in testing Orbo technology.”

This indicates that there has been a high level of interest in Orbo from parties that Steorn considers worthwhile working with. This means, of course, that the wait continues, but it will be interesting to what results from this testing period.

Sean McCarthy made an interesting comment today on Steorn’s forum regarding the testing of Orbo devices at the upcoming public demonstration in January.

Hi Rupert,

We will be placing a system in the Waterways and will allow people to bring their own test equipment (or use ours) – and you can test a system the way you see fit. Note that all tests like this will be done under the supervision of one of engineers – this is simply to prevent someone who might want to break a system apart. However no reasonable request will be refused.

Sean

Many who are curious about Steorn’s claims of overunity are interested to see measurements of input/output power. From Sean McCarthy’s comment here it looks like Steorn are trying to be as open as they reasonably can be in allowing people to carefully examine their claims about their Orbo devices.

If anyone reading this is going to the Waterways it would be great if you do some measurements and report your findings here or elsewhere on the web. Third party validation is going to be key if there is to be widespread acceptance of Steorn’s claims.