Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[Reiyuki]

Well, we have the exact magnet source, dimensions, and specs, the size shape and material of the stator arm and rotor disk.

The early video used bar magnets on the rotor and still showed an effect.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dotZDYzn3ew&feature=channel

I'm willing to bet there's more people than just myself with a pile of magnet-motor mags laying around.

[Omnibus]

@Paul-R,

Where is your impression coming from that this website is about devices powered by energy in pre-existing reservoirs? I'd say that this site is about exactly the opposite -- it's about devices running off of energy which doesn't come out of already existing energy reservoirs.

[Omnibus]

@Reiyuki,

It's not the first time it has seemed so simple.This time, however, I think we should be smarter. Let someone trusted see it and then the replication effort. This doesn't mean that people shouldn't try it promptly but, like I said, this has been tried before to no avail. Are you willing to try just about what any cook in the world says works?

[mscoffman]

I somewhat surprised that you guys don't seem to work with scientific principles
rather than this back and forth discussion.

I have been thinking and re-synthesizing what I know about all the
evidence plus based on what I am seeing.  First; It would IMHO
may be better to produce a new replication rather than trying to reproduce
his.

There are three fundamental Questions here;
a) Can a set of magnets start up from somewhere and create motion like his video shows?
b) Does the rotor have net energy gain as it goes around it's whole circuit? (Femm says No, I take it)
note: *at max RPM* the total net rotor gain is equal to (1) one due to nonlinear mech resistive effects.
c) Are sticky points robbing the rotor of energy?

Suppose; The Howard Johnson effect has to do with bounded magnetic field parameters.
In other words, perhaps Neodymium Magnets have field strengths beyond the limits where
the HJ effect appears. Sticky spots may be due to this excessive strength.

So we use Alnico and (my goodness) Iron magnets to reduce the field strength.
Well too bad, they are now discharging,  why drag everyone on material characteristic
of known inferior tech?...It doesn't make sense. BTW, You may not want to use a full strength
drive magnet if the Alnico field magnets are now the ones being erased.

So two things seem to make sense;
a) simulate reduced strength magnets with electromagnets - you'll never erase solenoids.
b) Reduce the strength of Neodymium Magnets not by formulation but "bucking"
them against one another - the logic says allow the magnets need to be maximum strength
to have rapid domain recruitment to restore their lost "energy". Do that with Neo's then buck
the field strength down.

I'f what I see is in fact true the an HJ generator might use part of it's generated energy to buck
internal field strength down.

My tendency is to do (a) above with electromagnets to see if the HJ parametric field really exists...
this won't be hard and I will proceed no matter what happens...

OK I'm done.

:S:MarkSCoffman

[sterlinga]

What part of the world is he in?[and is he open to this idea]

I've been in communication with Mylow (including this morning by phone) about having a http://newenergycongress.org member, Mike Schuckel come in.  Mike is brilliant in these kinds of things and would be ideal to do this.  He lives about 3.5-4 hours from where Mylow is in Chicago.  He also happens to be probably the best person in our NEC to do this.  He is very familiar with Howard Johnson technology, and is himself a replicator of technologies (primarily the Flynn motor).  Great coincidence.

Here is Mike's profile page: http://peswiki.com/index.php/Congress:Member:Michael_Schuckel

Before Mike volunteered, I was in dialogue with Richard McGinnis, one of the founders and a present Publisher of Conscious Choice magazine, an international sustainability publication based in Chicago.  I met Richard last November in Chicago, sitting next to him in the front row, when he received an award at the Environmental Hall of Fame.  He wrote a nice article about that event: http://consciouschoice.com/2009/01/editorsnote0901.html He would be delighted to be able to participate in this historic unfolding.

Mylow has been discussing it with his wife, and they are leaning strongly in the direction of doing this [having a couple of witnesses come in].  They suggested having a live video feed so that anyone who is interested can watch on and even comment (via instant group messages). (e.g. via Justin.TV)

We will need to wait until Mylow either remagnetizes his stator magnet, or gets another one that works, because the present one is diminished enough that the motor no longer works.

Once he gets it running again, we should schedule such a visit with maybe a day in advance, to have time to announce it, to allow more people to schedule to tune in and witness the historic event.