Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[hartiberlin]

Here is a simulation picture of the magnetic field lines from
a AlNiCo magnet versus a Neodym bar magnet with
steel core pieces attached.

As you can see, the field is almost identical,
so the better Neodym magnets probably could also be used.

I found this picture also in the Yahoogroups.

Regards, Stefan.

[wattsup]

@sterlinga

You indicated that Mylow used a neo magnet to re-magnetize his stator but the result was an erratic rotation.

I don't much about how that would work or know how Mylow placed his neo magnet onto the stator magnet but if he was using only one neo, then I think that may be why he is having problems. Magnets are remagnetized from both polarities at the same time. May I suggest that he try two neos, one one each end of the stator, one north sticking and the other south sticking.

OK meaning he sees which is north and south on the neos and what is north and south on the stator. Then comes the tricky part of knowing which to put where. North neo on stator north or south. And south of the other neo on the other side of the stator. I just don't know which would go where but I suspect that the polarity of the neo that sticks to the stator will produce the opposite polarity on that stator on that side.
Hmmmmmm. Now I'm confused. lol

[yaz]

Hi all, found some info on an old engines forum, on how to re-charge magnets the old fashioned way. Might be worth a shot, and the price is right! 

MAGNET CHARGING   

To Restore the Power of Horseshoe Magnets.

To restore horseshoe magnets that have lost their power from disuse, proceed as with new ones. Place the poles of the magnet to be charged, against the poles of another, making opposite poles meet. Then draw a piece of soft iron, placed at right angles upon the magnet to be charged, from the poles to the bend. Do this a number of times on each side of the magnet. If the magnet is of good steel, this produces a maximum power. It is the method of Jacobi, and is considered one of the best.

[xee2]

It looks like the stator magnet is now higher than it was before.

[FreeEnergy]

In the for-what-it's-worth department:

Mylow's May 2008 video of a previous attempt to build a magnetic motor has been reposted at:

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8s3bz_mylows-may-2008-attempt-to-build-a_tech

It was not a self-runner and it was not claimed to be.

hi, does anyone know where I can find the second part of this video?
on the other video he explains more in detail how the magnets are arranged, north, south, etc.
I remember seeing this video along with part 2 of this video but it got deleted shortly after and I never got the change to copy it :-(
PLEASE if anyone can find the other video post here.
This setup seems to be a lot easier to replicate than the U shaped magnets and it looks like you would get the same results.
Again if anyone can find the second part of this video it would be greatly appreciated.