Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[Pirate88179]

Sterling:

After watching the video, I am warming up my apology.  But, in the meantime, please get Mylow to send you that motor or, have him let you see it in person.  That is the last link in the chain as far as I am concerned.  What I have posted previously not withstanding, I do trust your opinion and if you witness this in person, then, it is real.  If he sends it to you, and you get it to run, then it is a done deal and, of course, the story of the century.

Please try to do this.  My guess is that, you are already working on this.

I want this to be real, I really do.  Just put this to bed one way or the other and get to the bottom of it.

Thank you,

Bill

[KindaGamey]

Sterling,

I hope you know that paying all that money to visit MYLOW was not in vain, even though he didn't have a running motor at the time.

Your friendship, your words at lunch, and his thinking that he'd disappointed you was what I think set him working non-stop for the last 3 days to get one going again and post it in defiance of the pressure against him. it's amazing. i'm just so thrilled.

it's 3:10am.
i should probably go count sheep,
on a giant spinning aluminum plate.

Best Regards,
KG

[nyctuber]

The one thing he forgot about in all his videos
was Newton's 3rd law.
"For every action there is an equal and opposite
reaction"

now while in this last video the stator magnet
did move up and down .. you see absolutely
no radial movement of the stator arm.
There are 36 magnets on the rotor .
now I don't know what the rotor weighs, but I
am sure that it is much more than the stator
assembly.
The stator assembly is just sitting free on the
table. To turn the rotor at the speed that it turns
the stator assembly would move radially in the
opposite direction of the rotor rotation.Even if
it were glued down, it would flex.Therefore, the
Stator is NOT moving the rotor.

This can be observed in all of his videos where
the disk is spinning.

The stators are attached to small blocks which flex, not directly to the stator arm. It's an adjustment device he uses for experimentation.

I guess you didn't see the previous videos where he taped down the stator assembly to prevent movement.

And if you're saying that fairly thick channel aluminum or the solid aluminum he used early on would visibly flex in his setup, I would have to disagree 100%.

And don't forget, the bar magnets he's using now are certainly more powerful than the channel magnets. You didnt see the movent in earlier videos because he wasnt working with nearly as much pull.

[chrisC]

Sterling:

After watching the video, I am warming up my apology.  But, in the meantime, please get Mylow to send you that motor or, have him let you see it in person.  That is the last link in the chain as far as I am concerned.  What I have posted previously not withstanding, I do trust your opinion and if you witness this in person, then, it is real.  If he sends it to you, and you get it to run, then it is a done deal and, of course, the story of the century.

Please try to do this.  My guess is that, you are already working on this.

I want this to be real, I really do.  Just put this to bed one way or the other and get to the bottom of it.

Thank you,

Bill

@Bill & Sterlinga

I echo Bill's apology and I count myself in too. We all want to believe and are indeed thrilled if this is truly real!
MyLow is a super-hero beyond doubt. There is only one way to verify it.

You Must get there or have him send it to you to independently verify. Hey I'm sure TinselKoala will gladly part with his $1000 to buy you a return air ticket in order to verify this! TK, are you putting your money where your mouth is?

cheers
chrisC

[Digjam]

The stators are attached to small blocks which flex, not directly to the stator arm. The shiny bar on top keeps them from moving too far.

I guess you didn't see the previous videos where he taped down the stator assembly to prevent movement.

And if you're saying that fairly thick channel aluminum would visibly flex in his setup, I would have to disagree 100%.

Look Closely at the 27 second video as he pans
The Stator assembly is just sitting on the blocks
of wood.But even with the blocks of wood, the
stator assembly doesn't weigh near as much
as the rotor.. the arm appears to be 3/4 inch
aluminum channel approx 16" long, and about 6"
high with 6" feet with rubber pads.
Believe me, it would flex trying to turn the rotor.

But we will never know for sure until it is verified
one way or another.

Edit:the arm is about 20 inches long