Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[PaulLowrance]

@paul l ,        your comment "  very important that he also show the upper area of the top Aluminum bar where the stator PM is glued because there could be something inside that"   LMFAO!, I am trying to respect you

Sorry, I don't need your respect. An electromagnet could easily effect the stator PM. There's nothing wrong with covering all your bases. 

PL

[k4zep]

Hi Gang,

Pulled my old electrostatic motor made out of an AL can out of the junk box, found a old U magnet I had with the proper orientation.  Found my super glue was old and hard, got to go and get some more tomorrow but as I simply don't have the workspace to build a rotor as big as MYLOWS, going to try, and I emphasize "try" and build a smaller one.  I'm pretty good at small stuff......One chance in a hundred of success but got to give it a whack.
Haven't posted a picture in awhile, see what happens here. 

Ben

[billmehess]

Let us for a moment assume that mylows device actually works. Can you imagine what this would mean?
There would be some basic laws of physics that would have to be rewritten, this invention would have to rank up there with some of the most important in the history of mankind. I don't think I am overstating it's importance and the effect it would have on our society.
A source of energy requiring no external input- absolutly amazing!!
Imagine Hover dam running without water pushing the dynos, solar, wind, hydro, geo thermal could concievalbly become obsolete overnight.
The implications are staggering, this technology could be reproduced in every county in the world, it would not require billions of dollars in r&d or billions of dollars to complete hugh and expensive power centers (ex. nuclear power plants and 1000 acrea solar and wind farms).
This one little man could change everything for everybody!!

I pray that  this will be proven real for the benefit of all mankind.
Bill

[BEP]

While all types of magnets can appear metallic when ground, Ferrite and ceramic magnets are generally much darker, due to more oxides being present in the material.  The magnets in Mylows videos don't look like ferrite or ceramic types to me, and have a "sheen" consistant with Alnico.

Quite right! I hadn't thought of the sheen being dark on the ceramics but I have some here that fit your description exactly. I also have cut ferrites that are the typical dark color except where they were cut. Shiny as clean cut steel there.

If ferrite or ceramic then the stator magnet would be much less likely to loose strength. Both ferrites and Alnico can chip easily. The grooves appear like they were the result of a pressed mold. I suppose after all the typing it boils down to the stator magnet most likely being a flavor of Alnico.

@Wattsup

Nice drawing, as usual. One problem on the rotor mags you show. Mylow's compass test clearly show the poles on the top and bottom of the 'C', not at the ends of the 'C'. His test also shows the poles are not straight up/down the vertical portion of the 'C'. Both poles angle about 20 degrees toward the opening of the 'C'. (Ok, I think I'm 'C' sick now)

Yes the compass is a bit large to probe these small magnets but his tests make it clear.

[poynt99]

On your latest videos, Good for you Mylow!

Clearly you're genuine and sincere, and you've done a fantastic job on a real working replication....congratulations!

Thanks also for the chuckles

Looking forward to more videos.

Regards,
.99