Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[PaulLowrance]

We'll never know for certain ... well until humanity invents the time camera, but I still have my firm opinion about mylow, and you know what it is. 

Anyhow, just to be certain mylow wasn't bumped off, maybe someone who has spare time and $ can replicate his design and/or Howard Johnson's. If by chance the Howard Johnson design is legit, then IMO it will take a lot of trial and error to get it just right.

PL

[pinestone]

We'll never know for certain ... well until humanity invents the time camera, but I still have my firm opinion about mylow, and you know what it is. 

Anyhow, just to be certain mylow wasn't bumped off, maybe someone who has spare time and $ can replicate his design and/or Howard Johnson's. If by chance the Howard Johnson design is legit, then IMO it will take a lot of trial and error to get it just right.

PL

Well, his design is quite simple and easily replicated (providing the rotor mags aren't in some random magnetic configuration). I'm currently involved with a project that is my primary focus, but be assured- when I get a break from it, mylow's motor will be my next project. I have enough screen shots and measurements to re-create it.
I'll find out for myself if it has any merit.

His 90 degree offset between the stator and rotor mags allow for the fields to be 'on edge', so-to-speak. Of which I find an unusual configuration.

[Reiyuki]

I'm mirroring all of Mylow's old videos here for all those interested:

http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=reiyuki&view=videos

should be up within an hour

[Paul-R]

[also posted to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mylow_magmo and linked from the "latest developments section at http://peswiki.com/energy/MYLOW ]
They also told him (paraphrasing), "We can't keep remagnetizing your magnet for you.  It costs us
a lot of money to run that machine and to maintain the hydrogen....
Sterling

This is very intriguing.

How does one re-magnetise the magnet? Can anyone cast light on this? If there is a way to
magnetise, demagnetise, and remagnetise (possibly with the poles reversed) quickly without the
expenditure of much energy, this would, obviously, open many doors.
Paul.

[PaulLowrance]

pinestone,

true, his design is simple, but simulating realistic magnetic designs for years in ferrosim there's zero doubt that spacing and perhaps more importantly ***timing*** can be extremely critical. Spin it too fast, and the material does have sufficient time to recover. Most people have no idea the world of effects that occur inside magnetic material. I've shown real experiments of how magnetic material has *long term* magnetic viscosity, as in from seconds to days. People often refer to this as the "sweet spot."  Hopefully there's enough resolution in mylow's videos. You'll need to know if mylow somehow removed some of the material on the PM's for a possible slight slope, the spacing, etc.

Best wishes,
PL