Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[TinselKoala]

@ TK, could you do a run down test for me. I hate to impose, but i think we would all like it. Run down your disk blank, then run down with a mag north facing it, then south facing it. If u do it , thanx a bunch !!

I will, I watched your vid, I think it's a worthwhile test to do. I can use a strong Neo or a weaker but larger ceramic magnet. Or maybe both.
I don't know if I'll get to it tonight. I'm pretty tired. But I'll do it either late tonight (after my naptime) or tomorrow.

The "North" pole of a magnet is the one that the "North" compass needle points to, or the South needle? I never have gotten that straight with PMs. Regardless, I will use a good compass to determine the magnet's polarity and I'll tell or show which pole-naming convention I use.

[TinselKoala]

Those strings are so clear on the hi def video, you can even see them while he's kneeling down giving his 'I don't know how this works, everybody, I'm just a poor truck driver from Chicago' spiel. And I don't even have a hi def monitor.

I hope you didn't have to pay for the video copy.

[Psyclone]

@ TK, could you do a run down test for me. I hate to impose, but i think we would all like it. Run down your disk blank, then run down with a mag north facing it, then south facing it. If u do it , thanx a bunch !!

...I'm just a casual observer in all of this, but I would 'second' the above request - and I'm thinking that TK might actually be interested himself enough to try it.  The magnets are clearly reacting (interacting) differently with the aluminum based on orientation, but it's unclear whether that 'drag' state or the more 'repulsive' state would be more benificial (or effectively cancel each other out - just a question of which direction?).

Either way, it looks like an area that should be investigated further - whether it applies to this particular project or future ones.

[nyctuber]

I hope you didn't have to pay for the video copy.

Sterling was kind enough (lol) to post a link to torrents of the files

http://www.mininova.org/tor/2594618

[jibbguy]

@Hans:

I have been accused of "never seeing a conspiracy theory i didn't like" in the past, lol ... But it's not quite true

The motive for this one is escaping me (...except for the most obvious one of dis'ing Sterling some more, lol).

So if i understand it correctly: Just by showing a NON-WORKING motor replication for a HJ design that you earlier claimed "never worked", that Sterling could somehow "steal Howard Johnson's legacy".... A little convoluted , no? Would not a verification be required, somewhere along that twisty road first for him to get anywhere?

if you believe HJ's stuff was all bunk anyway (as you have earlier stated in previous posts), then how could it ever work? We are talking a significant budget and a lot if time to do this plan (... Really a "criminal enterprise" as you describe it, it being defined as "fraud").

Plus, by my reports while investigating this topic for an article, "Mylow" met with at least one concerned person while in Virginia. According to my source in the interview, the person representing himself in this meeting as Mylow was not an "actor", unless the mylow character was the same actor all along (from the video of 1 year ago as well).

But hey , i agree this part about actors is actually possible if it was all a "psy-ops" scam designed to piss in our soup from the very start. In fact, with the right connections, it's possible a video that was dated incorrectly could have been posted only a few months ago and not the whole year (unless someone here remembers seeing it back then).

But your scenario would have at least 6 or 7 people lying about it. That's a lot of people to pay-off, for questionable gains.

And frankly it's rather hard to be a "naysayer", and then come up with reasons why these "non-viable" technologies can make others rich... No one pays any significant money for non-working stuff as simple in design as this. Sterling is not getting rich off of these plans or videos, that's for sure. And to get anything beyond that, he would of course need a WORKING device. It's "a bridge too far" to expect him to stake everything without knowing if it all worked first (and in the scenario you suggest, he really would be staking everything on this, risking his career and even prison on such a gamble).

Meh, it seems a little too far-fetched to me for him to just THINK it was viable, but to go ahead on such a dangerous plan without knowing it for sure.  He would have to be an out-of-control gambler and utterly desperate. 

So sorry; that one doesn't quite add up imo... Partially because my "interviewee" told me they are convinced Mylow knows certain aspects of magnetics that he couldn't have known otherwise without studying it for a long time (or i guess, by possibly being well-briefed by a professional). It seems too risky to allow a "fake mylow" to meet with this person. I won't give out the name without permission.

Although, i do think more and more critically-thinking people are starting to realize there IS something very strange and "wrong" about the entire thing (beyond the obvious hoax of the strings); something that is not yet visible to us. I don't pretend to know what it is, just that it smells bad lol.  I don't think looking to Sterling as the "mastermind" behind it all is going to help though, just my opinion.