Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[dragon]

http://www.rexresearch.com/johnson/1johnson.htm

[carbonc_cc]

Based on my own testing, I noticed that as you add more magnet groups, the stator works less and less.

I have attached a drawing which I believe should overcome the "closing the loop" problem.  Going 3D instead of just 2D should remove the distorting effect of adding magnets on a single platter.

One might even try a double heliux pattern like that of DNA...  Sprial down

[joe_1001101]

http://www.rexresearch.com/johnson/1johnson.htm

"Top right is rotary motor upon which the prototype will be built. The 8-ounce manget, hand held to the large ring weighing 40 pounds, provides enough force to spin the entire assembly.

Not a mounted stator. Interesting.

Joe

[nyctuber]

Based on my own testing, I noticed that as you add more magnet groups, the stator works less and less.

I have attached a drawing which I believe should overcome the "closing the loop" problem.  Going 3D instead of just 2D should remove the distorting effect of adding magnets on a single platter.

One might even try a double heliux pattern like that of DNA...  Sprial down

Can't remember the name, but I've seen a similar thing on youtube flipped on it's side.

[nyctuber]

"Top right is rotary motor upon which the prototype will be built. The 8-ounce manget, hand held to the large ring weighing 40 pounds, provides enough force to spin the entire assembly.

Not a mounted stator. Interesting.

Joe

It's generally accepted that hand held is useless, since small movements of the hand translate into movement of the device.