Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[RunningBare]

Yes they do, so lets see the incredible proof from Mylow.

Incredible theories require incredible proof.

[Yucca]

And since things are moving so fast, a repost of the link to the long-distance reversing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmo2poXXmOs

I´m suprised at just how quickly that heavy rotor responds.

I´ve never used any of this expensive modern low stretch monofilament while fishing, just cheapo stretchy stuff. It´s crazy how the non tensioned side doesn´t sag over that long distance!

Mylows belt seems to slip alot more, hence the slow smooth acceleration. We can assume by watching his single handed manipulation of the line as he hooks it over the rotor axle, that he only has a 180deg contact surface as opposed to your 540deg.

[CLaNZeR]

ClaNZeR, if you are for real like I am you would be looking into the original setup.

Hi AZ

I spent hours with the original setup, I really did mate.
It may seem that I do alot of videos but they are only a small percentage of what I try. You end up spending say 10 minutes doing an experiment and 30-45 minutes of time, filming, editing, uploading. It eats up the day very quickly as others will tell.

I did alot of tests on the orginal StoneHenge model and did lots of spacing, took me weeks to get all the super glue off my fingers 

I decided yesterday after 2 days solid of playing with the bar blocks (before the Fish Line videos were released, as shown on this thread) that I was pretty well spent out on it.

I have other projects on the go that I want to get on with, but will keep the disk to one side, just incase it kicks off again.

Also I like to think if anyone is Real, then I am. I try to stay open minded, try not to judge and try to show things how they are.

The Mylow replication is not the first replication I have ever attempted, think a few in here will back that up.

Cheers

Sean.

[RunningBare]

Ahh, it's crazy glue, that's all I wanted to know, thanks for the info, don't have here in the UK.

There is a stereo, a sheet of paper with a tube of crazy glue sitting in top of it.

Can you indicate what you think you are seeing?

[Pirate88179]

I did not read the recent posts they move so fast so I'll read them after this post.

@TK

Don't move anything. I did not see your foot go over the strings. lol

No seriously can you blame me for asking since you have everything there already so here is my last request. Do the same thing but remove the pulley from the motor and make it turn just with the shaft and at one moment, if the wheel turns and holds the string straight enough, stop the wheel. You can secure the motor with something but don't.

Yes I know I am a pain in the ass but here is the deal. This has to be shown as in Mylows videos. I would ask you to then consider doing all this, then removing the string from the wheel base, placing it on the table expecting it to stay in place.

Man, don't you get it yet. There is not only a wheel turning, there is a whole series of wheel manipulations that he did while having all this around him to be accessible. I just want to see if you leave that string off the wheel, what happens to it on the shaft side. Does the looseness make the string unwind off the shaft. Did we see Mylow going to the sofa to do anything. No.

Incredible theories require incredible proof. If you and I were in forensics (Hmm maybe a new business), we would not expect any less from lab trials.

But you got me so far on the running theory being feasible at this stage. There are still point that I brought up that have not been addressed yet and these would have to be addressed. Running with a string proves it is possible but it does not prove it did. Man am I getting tired of this or what.

Watts:

Unless I am missing something....didn't we decide it was possible/probable that Mylow had a remote switch for the drive motor?  if so, he would shut off the motor before removing the line otherwise, as I am thinking you are saying, it might have got wrapped up on the motor shaft.  Also, if he used that motor he showed us (it would be ironic no?) that had plenty of mass to remain on the couch, or wherever in my opinion.  It looked like it could weigh 10 pounds or so.

Bill