Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[TinselKoala]

Couldn't we do a test:

1. See how an analysis outcome is from a direct video source.

And compare:

2. See how the analysis outcome is from that video source after uploaded on youtube.

Thoughts?

Joe

That is the other side of the coin from what LightRider and I have tried to do. But your technique requires that the same researcher have access to the original video and to the analysis method--but I agree it should be done if possible.

[TinselKoala]

@Hans and Bill: It's amazing all right. And making the transition from wood to stone to metal...thanks for the asides. It's neat to think about those old Egyptians turning deep internal contours in hard diorite vases on wooden pedal-driven lathes...wow.

[i_ron]

Hmmm...

Forgive me please if I appear to be a skeptic and I'm not jumping on the bandwagon.

All I wish to know is where are you folks hitting next? It would be nice to know what topic to avoid next. Certainly what videos and data to avoid posting would be good to know as well.

Nevermind, I forgot. I stopped sharing that type of info a long time ago.

Now you tell me!

Quote: "Don't spend much more time on it until I have my demo built for your viewing."

Ron

[capthook]

The Force - analysis of Mylow's Magnetic Motor
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVyyu0qctYU&feature=channel_page

Excellent work/analysis.  It SHOULD finally put to rest the idea that the 'motor' is real.
When the first MIB stories began was when I chalked it up to nonsense.
Then came the LightRider analysis that clearly showed the disk behaving as a flywheel rundown.
Now the latest analysis that shows the magnets are IMPEDING rotation rather than assisting.

What is most frustrating is the large number of people willing to accept as fact that which has not been proven.
INDEPENDANT VERIFICATION!
And then there is STERLING ALAN   

Wonder how much longer it will take until EVERYONE accepts the truth?
Months more probably......... 

[nyctuber]

I find a lot of useful stuff like small bearings, shaft collars, weird hardware and other supplies at the Local Hobby Shop (the airplane one, not the train one). But it is an advantage to have access to a lathe. It's the King of Tools.
(I wonder who made the first lathe, and how...I'm pretty sure he didn't use a lathe...I'll bet the second one was mmmuch easier...)

Sealed bearing bicycle hub