Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[LightRider]

Analysis of Mylow video #6 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpQA5c9guvE&feature=channel_page)
Note # 1 most of the movie is filmed very close and with a moving video camera.
Note # 2 the movie have 14563 frames
Note # 3 the rotor run at three different time (time where the data are usable).
Note # 4 there are 48 full laps filmed and used as data.
Note # 5 The slowest lap filmed 167 frames. The fastest lap filmed 59 frames. The average lap filmed is about 85 frames.
Note # 5 there are different accelerations zones during the video (and decelerations)... drawing in attachement.
Note # 6 the acceleration and deceleration are nonlinear.

Important note, the data include a margin of error and are based on some estimates. These tests are for fun only and are in no way a rigorous scientific approach.

Thanks,

[LightRider]

@LightRider, thanks for the interesting graph. Would it b possible to re-post it with larger the numbers on the abscissa and the ordinate. The way they are now are completely illegible. Thanks.

** re-post with larger numbers on the abscissa and the ordinate**

Analysis of the last Mylow video #41 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocZ6y0o3Nkk&feature=channel_page)
Note # 1 the engine make 98 laps.
Note # 2 there are 7 different accelerations during the video (and decelerations)... drawing in attachement.
Note # 3, the acceleration and deceleration are nonlinear.
Thanks

[LightRider]

** re-post with this time a graphic**

Analysis of Mylow video #7 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7PZ18uTPCg)
Note # 1 moving video camera.
Note # 2 the movie have 1612 frames (1 frames = aprox. 0.04s)
Note # 3 Frames 0 to 641 not usable
Note # 4 Frames 642 to 966 the rotor make 4 full revolutions : 1 rev. in 67 frames, 2 rev. in 70 frames, 3 rev. in 73 frames and 4 rev. in 80 frames. **So each round takes longer (deceleration).
Note # 5 Frames 967 to 1335 Mylow turn around and show his bed for aprox.368 frames. not usable.
Note # 6 Frames 1336 to 1472 the rotor make 2 full revolutions : 1 rev. in 66 frames and 2 rev. in 70 frames.**So each round takes longer (deceleration).
Note # 7 While the camera caught the bed, the revolutions of the engine accelerated.

Important note, the data include a margin of error and are based on some estimates. These tests are for fun only and are in no way a rigorous scientific approach.

** correction in the graphic: "Rotor outside the scope of the camera" instead "Rotor is Stop", Thanks **

Thanks,

[plengo]

It's obvious to me now that Mylow is a trooper and is totally exonerated for any of his accused sins.
Earlier reported degaussings with HJ's replications confirm this as there is no way anyone would
include a depleting stator magnet into their hoax.  Think about it, would you?  Mylow never claimed OU but simply presented his findings to the best of his ability.  No insult to Mylow, but he's just not sophisticated enough to pull off such an elaborate hoax.  Nor did he have the time to do the exacting video editing as Plengo asserts.  He may have accidentally fudged a few things such as the slanted
table top but he seemed genuinely interested in dealing with legitimate criticism.

On the other hand, nothing he has shown proves he has an overunity device.  That could take years
to decide definitively or may never occur at all.  So keep up the great work Mylow!

you got your fact totally wrong. I NEVER stated he manipulated the video or the audio. Somebody else did.

Fausto.

[plengo]

** re-post with this time a graphic**

Analysis of Mylow video #7 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7PZ18uTPCg)
Note # 1 moving video camera.
Note # 2 the movie have 1612 frames (1 frames = aprox. 0.04s)
Note # 3 Frames 0 to 641 not usable
Note # 4 Frames 642 to 966 the rotor make 4 full revolutions : 1 rev. in 67 frames, 2 rev. in 70 frames, 3 rev. in 73 frames and 4 rev. in 80 frames. **So each round takes longer (deceleration).
Note # 5 Frames 967 to 1335 Mylow turn around and show his bed for aprox.368 frames. not usable.
Note # 6 Frames 1336 to 1472 the rotor make 2 full revolutions : 1 rev. in 66 frames and 2 rev. in 70 frames.**So each round takes longer (deceleration).
Note # 7 While the camera caught the bed, the revolutions of the engine accelerated.

Important note, the data include a margin of error and are based on some estimates. These tests are for fun only and are in no way a rigorous scientific approach.

** correction in the graphic: "Rotor outside the scope of the camera" instead "Rotor is Stop", Thanks **

Thanks,

Amazing. If this beautiful analysis is right (which I assume is) is not that strange that the motor accelerates when the camera is not showing the motor???

Fausto.