Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[nyctuber]

All that matters to me at this point is a running/rotating device replication.  Not a little one way track.  It sounded like Bedini was trying to instruct Mylow.  Yet Mylow is the one with the running PMM, not Bedini.  That's all  

I guess I am still upset about the new "Mylow Replication that works" - but didn't really work.  Let's all keep trying.

Joe

If you haven't already, watch Energy From The Vacuum. John Bedini has a specific reason for doing it this way. The bottom line is he's saying it works. Mind blower.

[wattsup]

@billmehess

Son of a gun. I was thinking of this also in the initial Mylow trials with my Pizza Pan Wheel. I  had also prepared a post on this idea but put it aside for some reason, probably because of all the noise.

But I do remember thinking long and hard about a multi-level wheel and had come to certain observations. but the gist of it was that more wheel with partial rotor segments means much more mass since each segment had to turn a mainly empty wheel. The solution I had thought of was to cut one wheel into several segments or pies that could then be stacked. This way there would be both no potential field crowning and the best forward potential.

Also I had figured that the number of rotors has to match the number of pies and the pies had to be enough to go all the way around the circle, or even further to 1 1/2 circles, as long as there are the same amount of pies as rotors per segment. This way, pie #1 has stator position at rotor #1, pie #2 has stator at rotor #2, and so on.

I had also figured out that there would have to be at least 8 rotors and eight pies. Rotor #1 is the repulsion, rotors #2 to #7 are the forward movements, rotor #8 is the sticky. With 8 rotors and pies, you would always have 6 forwards to counter 1 repulsion and 1 sticky.

Maybe one day I'll have TIME, if it is not spent on reading so many pages of so much voodoo science about a guy letting go of a wobbly mono weighted wheel that moved when he let it go. lol

Anyways, good to see someone is looking in this direction.

[joe_1001101]

If you haven't already, watch Energy From The Vacuum. John Bedini has a specific reason for doing it this way. The bottom line is he's saying it works. Mind blower.

Some of us here will say it works.  Some say it doesn't work.   You and I know we need replications that work to prove it really works to the world.  Right?

Joe

[nyctuber]

According to the gapping Mylow just laid out, the rotor gaps are wider at the outer edge than the gap between the stators, and smaller on the inner edge (asymmetrically, of course).

I suppose that would have to be a given though, considering they are being placed around the edge of a disk.

But hey TK, another reason your replication didn't work?

[nyctuber]

Some of us here will say it works.  Some say it doesn't work.   You and I know we need replications that work to prove it really works to the world.  Right?

Joe

Yes, but that's another story.