Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[jibbguy]

That's an interesting trick Robbie, & thanks for sharing it, but didn't MYLOW say that his stator mags are polarized with the "N" at the open ends of the "U" or "C" ; with the closed "wide" end being "South" (.. so both forks of the "U" are "North's") ?

[robbie47]

That's an interesting trick Robbie, & thanks for sharing it, but didn't MYLOW say that his stator mags are polarized with the "N" at the open ends of the "U" or "C" ; with the closed "wide" end being "South" (.. so both forks of the "U" are "North's") ?

I am not sure about that. But in that case, just turn the magnet 90 degrees 

Again, attached a pdf that indicates my intended solution (part of the horseshoe will also be North, but this was too hard to draw in a quick way)

[edit] The attached magnet should have similar dimensions as the original horseshoe magnet.
Since Mylow has plenty of space behind this stator magnet that should not be a problem

[steve_chow]

@wattsup
Hi

thanks for reply...
My stator magnet magnetize through length, I am also trying to replicate Mylow setup...
regards

Chow

[carbonc_cc]

Got some more parts.
Aluminum disk (pan)
simple rotor assembly
A real "C" magnet

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XYmF2gQsv0


My next 3 videos are currently uploading.  They have some quick testing and compass readings. 

[wattsup]

We had already noticed the winding sound that was also mixed in with the cars and trucks passing by Mylows place while he made that video. We requested that he show the base being taken apart and he did most graciously just to cover all the bases. At this point there is absolutely no basis for any inferences to fakery and any such allusion is purely coming from guys that have not either read this thread, which is long because of all the unnecessary crap or just can't understand that a wheel that made as many turns as Mylows already did is more then enough to show it is not a slated disk or any other form of trickery. The guy is as straight and upfront as anyone could be under the circumstances.

@steve_chow

Nice set-up indeed. Don't forget one major thing about the stator. If I remember correctly Mylow said the stator has to be wide enough to cover two rotors plus two spaces in between the rotors, so the stator is actually riding on two rotors separated by one rotor. If the stator does not work, someone already mentioned a good idea to use two coils that could be mounted on a protractor type angler and by playing with the dc voltage and the angle, this could help find the best stator make-up. If I am mistaken please someone correct me.