Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[mpavenir]

I don't think degaussing being the main process that makes the motor spin. Don't forget the 4-magnet cluster which has been stated as essential (according to Mylow, the motor dosen't work otherwise). I don't see any logical correlation between this odd cluster and the degaussing effect.

[sterlinga]

Joel Garbon, Jeane Manning and myself are going to be giving three presentations in the San Francisco, Silicon Valley areas.

The audiences will be mainly ivy leaguers.  The topic is "Breakthrough Power - Embracing the New Energy Frontier"
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Events:Breakthrough_Power_March_30_-_April_2%2C_2009

It would be so sweet if we could have a working replica of the Mylow magnet motor to plunk down on the table and have running during the duration of the presentation.  They could form a line and go and look at it one at a time.  That certainly would turn some heads.

I was hoping we at PES Network would be able to get one built in time, but with the busy schedule of Doug Furr, and the difficulty in sourcing the rotor magnets, we probably won't have something for less than 10 days from now.  (Have any of you found rotor channel magnets yet?)

Perhaps one of you who gets a working replica might be willing to ship it off to meet us in California.

Its time for breakthrough free energy to shine.  Don't you think?

Sterling

[Omnibus]

Don't jump the gun @sterlinga. With this you're doing more harm than good to the free energy movement. Nothing is still available to show. Mylow's machine is nowhere near confirmed at this point. What's the point of beating the drums to ostracize even further those ivy leaguers you mention (what Ivy League in California?) who are being conditioned against overunity research even as is, without your help?

If Mylow is to be taken seriously he has to demonstrate his device to independent parties, preferably from overunity.com. If you really want to help try to convince Mylow in this direction, don't take interviews with him and stage lectures in San Francisco Bay area as if everything has already been confirmed.

[sterlinga]

I spoke with Mylow this morning.

He actually got in a good night's sleep last night.  Yeah! 

He said he was so tired at the end of the day yesterday when he was taking his brother home that could hardly think or talk coherently.

Pmmtester is now going to receive the YouTube comment and pm notifications to answer on behalf of Mylow, only sending the ones that he thinks Mylow needs to address.  Mylow's wife urged him to stop spending all night answering emails.  They are only going to increase in volume if/when the successful replications start pouring in.  He had 52 messages come in in the last hour, as we were talking.

Now here is something cool.

Because his brother, the engineer, was watching on yesterday as Mylow put the magnets back on, despite my urging of Mylobro to just watch, hands off, and let Mylow do his thing, Mylobro couldn't help but chiming in to have Mylow get his spacing equal, etc.

When they were done, they only had 7 sets of 3&3, and the last group was 4&5, with 4 magnets left over (or something like that [the math doesn't quite work out on those numbers]).

But the thing still worked, though really slow because of the nearly dead stator magnet.

This tells us that the tolerance for performance is quite forgiving here. 

Mylow is expecting FedEx to deliver his new stator magnets today (Alnicos).  He predicts that it will not run down (at least not nearly so fast) with the more stable magnets.

I urged him to hold off on media exposure until we have replications.

Oh, he said the bearing in the bearing assembly goes all the way through the aluminum cylinder.

Sterling

[jibbguy]

The "warning" in red lettering at this magnet-selling site shows that steel "U" shaped magnets normally have the problem of quickly losing gauss when used in "Repulsion Mode":

http://www.indigo.com/magnets/gphmgnts/chrome-steel-horseshoe-magnets.html

(and "no" lol, i am not shilling for that company )

Regarding converting this system over to Neos (which might be hard & expensive to find in the required shape anyway, at least until the manufacturers get some big orders going)... It might make sense that the Flywheel Effect (...specifically the Weight...) of the Rotor Disk itself would need to be increased significantly: To help stop any "cogging"; and compensating for the vastly increased power of the rotor mags. So using a lighter "flywheel" (rotor disk), especially with neos, could be counter-productive.

Flywheels are powerful & efficient "batteries" of energy... Whatever increased energy it would take to fully spin-up to speed with a heavier one would be gotten back later... Especially if the Inertia of the rotor (...allowing it to get by any "sticky spots" via the energy stored by the momentum) is the real key to this system's successful operation in the first place.

It is interesting that Mr. Johnson appeared to use Plexiglas for the rotor in his Patent Office Demonstrator back in the early 80's. But it was THICK Plexiglas, and therefor fairly heavy. So an important question we may need to soon answer via empirical testing is this: Is the rotor's composition more about "weight" than "eddy currents"... Or is it a combination?