Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[Omnibus]

@capthook, you say:

And has been mentioned, the Mylow build may function only as a result of the degaussing of the stator magnet. (in place of the hand movements of the stator)

I really want to see first hand that degaussing of the magnet in place of the hand movements of the stator keeps the motor going for the 11 hours  Mylow mentions in one of his videos (I’m not even asking for the 27 hours he also mentions somewhere there). We’ll talk then how insignificant that fact is.

[hansvonlieven]

I really want to see first hand that degaussing of the magnet in place of the hand movements of the stator keeps the motor going for the 11 hours  Mylow mentions in one of his videos (I’m not even asking for the 27 hours he also mentions somewhere there). We’ll talk then how insignificant that fact is.

So would I Omnibus. I find it difficult to believe that one can store magnetism and dispense it in small portions like ice cream. It would be stupendous if this were the case.

Hans von Lieven

[PaulLowrance]

That single stator PM may not have enough energy to keep his machine spinning for one day. I'm thinking his hard steel stator may have just a few joules of energy. Maybe all of the alnico PM's also drain by a smaller %. Any ideas how much power is required to keep that machine spinning? It's possible the PM drainage is only a small part of the effect.

PL

[BEP]

So would I Omnibus. I find it difficult to believe that one can store magnetism and dispense it in small portions like ice cream. It would be stupendous if this were the case.

Hans von Lieven

Same here. I would like to see this determined because 'draining a magnet' is so often used as a reason of operation on PM motors. This would lean toward the lines of a 'magnetic battery'. Will we then start calculating the amount of energy needed to magnetize and then determine the efficiency of the process?

[Groundloop]

@BEP,

Is it not possible to re magnetize the week iron magnet with a powerful neodymium magnet?
And, will not the neodymium magnet last for approx. 1000 years?

Groundloop.