Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[dixiepnum]

okay...next question for all you engineers and physicists...

I believe this is working and am trying to replicate...

now, if it's running at mylow's rpm (hypothetically for all those skeptics), what kind of electricity could be pulled out of it, at this size....in a 24 hour period? let's make some assumptions about the weight etc...

any takers?

[LightRider]

If you have not seen the last Mylow video (now magneticmotor1) you must watch it.
Backup copy at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAs4-rQXQjU
LightRider

[pinestone]

okay...next question for all you engineers and physicists...

I believe this is working and am trying to replicate...

now, if it's running at mylow's rpm (hypothetically for all those skeptics), what kind of electricity could be pulled out of it, at this size....in a 24 hour period? let's make some assumptions about the weight etc...

any takers?

First, I want to congratulate Mylow on his great demo. It looks believable...glass table and all.

Getting the rotor to spin and maintain speed without additional power input is amazing (theoretically impossible), but it appears he has found the magic magnetic arrangement.

Now, if a load (coil, pulley, gears, etc) is imposed on his spinning rotor I doubt there's enough torque to perform work and continue spinning.

For example, a small coil with a laminated core could be placed above the rotor, on the opposite side of the stator. As each magnet passes by, a current will be induced into the coil. If the coil is connected to a load, such as a led or ampmeter, the magnetic 'balance' will be affected & I think his motor will slow down and eventually stop.

I'm sure the replicators out there will let us know soon. I hope this device can be modified to produce usable power. But, I'm the 'hopeful skeptic' anyway.

[dixiepnum]

@pinestone...

but surely if I sat on my stationary bike and pumped for 24hrs straight, it would be enough to light a lightbulb for a few hours, wouldn't it?

i mean, i know we'll need to scale this thing up to be as large as my bathroom, but you're saying it will be impossible to take electricity or work out of it at all?

that doesn't make sense...

[fleubis]

This new glass tabletop video is a great demo. If we had Mylow's talent for placing those magnets then we'd have lots of replications going, but I think he has a talent and a lot of patience others do not have and this is why others fail and he succeeds.