Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[hansvonlieven]

for what it is worth sterling has created a poll.


VOTE HERE: http://www.99polls.com/poll_66061

What's Your Take on Mylow and his Magnet Motor?

- Will soon be vindicated
- Sincere inventor scared by MIB
- Psychotic faker from the beginning
- Planted to discredit FE movement
- Don't know / none of the above

Plan B is alive and well. This is a loaded poll If ever I saw one. Few people, including myself, would stoop to calling Mylow a psychotic faker.

As to "planted to discredit the FE movement" that is laughable. The FE movement has NEVER had any credibility outside the FE movement. Outside the FE movement we are all known as nuts, lunatics, dreamers and so forth.

The last question is totally meaningless.

The results of this poll will be slanted in favour of Mylow.

As I said Plan B.

This thing is far from over.

Hans von Lieven

[Yucca]

Sterling quoted mylow as saying this:

I'm very sorry about this.  I had to do what I did.  My life and the life of my wife are in jeopardy.  Not everything was fake.

Surely if his and his wifes life were in jeapordy, then he would say:

"they were all fake, I´m outta here"

or

"they are trying to threaten me, that´s why I faked, I am sick of it, come and see a worker sterling so you can document it"

but no, he continues to provoke the MIBs that supposedly jeopordise his life. Get your story straight Mylow, are you intimidated by the MIB or not? Because in a life threatening situation that is recognised as such, then it´s either fight or flight, there´s no middle ground. It just makes no sense!

[ThothTheSecond]

This video really needs to be in the half baked ideas area but since it was an inspiration from the Mylow wheel or fishing reel or whatever it's called now.  Also, I know a bunch of replicators have rotor and stator magnets now so why not try other ideas.  If there was any good from the Mylow thing maybe it will be that other ideas came from his idea.  That is what happened to me anyway. 

In the first part of the video I'm showing an idea I presented on Youtube a while back.  Okay, so it doesn't quite work and maybe someone else can try out the idea but towards the end of the video I show an accidental discovery which may work.  I still need to build the mechanism, but I think it has possibilities.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPNLvk4ONiY&feature=channel_page

Dusty

Take a look at Jan P. Cacks device

http://www.fdp.nu/cack_movie/janPCack.asp

[Doug1]

Dusty
  I see merit in your getting the stators to rock back and forth to push the rotor. You might be the closest to actually getting something to run if you can do that with out stalling out the wheel.
  How about starting another thread. "Things you might be able to do with all those stupid mylow magnets."
  Im glad I did not go with AL wheel. I had lots of plexi glass that was on its way to the dump and plenty of mags I keep around for fun. I did place my wheel on a 24 volt dc motor so it if could be made to do something it would be something useful like charging batteries. while farting around with the mags I had conceived a complex mechanical drive to work off the rotor's fields to push rods like a gas engine uses a crank shaft but watching you I see a cam style mechanism mounted to the wheel may actually be less friction.Plus I can use these old #10 roller blade bearings to roll over the cam to tilt the stator. Should end up looking like a roller coaster track but if it works like a coaster it will still come to stop unless the force of the tilt can squeeze down with greater force then the friction causes drag.
   I'll need help fabricating a MIB story and some super thin string to. Would have been funny if mylows bird got caught up the string and went spinning around the base of the wheel screaming and chirping in a panic. Make a good animation it could even switch to the birds view as it heads toward the hidden electric motor tangled on the string.

[AquariuZ]

Take a look at Jan P. Cacks device

http://www.fdp.nu/cack_movie/janPCack.asp

Interesting idea. Has it been built yet?