This awesome video shows what can happen when people stop worrying about the dogma and just get down to experimenting:

Youtube user mschuckel comes out of nowhere with two great videos pushing the boundaries of what we’ve seen Orbo be capable of. By flipping the orientation of the stators 90°, he’s able to push his Orbo replication to over 5000 RPM. This may be the first time we’ll see someone not only go overunity, but actually pass their entire input voltage! We’re waiting with baited breath.

The most exciting thing here is the total realization that all Steorn has ever shown is a demo unit, a unit designed only to prove the effect and to be as transparent (figuratively and literally) as possible. mschuckel is under no such demands, and is able to push the Orbo well past the 1300 RPM mark that Steorn’s own demo units seemed limited by.

How much is hidden behind the walls of the SKDB? What else does Steorn have to share, and how much have they been holding back?

They’d better hurry and open up that SKDB; people seem to be moving ahead without them.