Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[Cloxxki]

I say within 30 Days we've definately given up on fixed stator magnets, all replicating something FAR better :-)
@Dusty showed how a hand-held turning horse shoe magnet does miracles on rotor groups. He's going to time this action. If moving the horseshoe via a rotor-driven linkage costs less energy than the rotor is picking up from it, we have overunity. Much more realistic than a statis stator. Static, you just get to deal with (likely) evening out forces.
@rickoff over at energetic forums is doing something quite special and easily+cheaply replicatable. Mylow's setup, if they get overunity at all, will get low efficiency at best, and require crazy-specific magnet placement. more miss than hit. I'm quite convinced it can be made to work, but at the same time convinced a more complicated looking setup will end up being easier to replicated.

[nyctuber]

I say within 30 Days we've definately given up on fixed stator magnets, all replicating something FAR better :-)
@Dusty showed how a hand-held turning horse shoe magnet does miracles on rotor groups. He's going to time this action. If moving the horseshoe via a rotor-driven linkage costs less energy than the rotor is picking up from it, we have overunity. Much more realistic than a statis stator. Static, you just get to deal with (likely) evening out forces.
@rickoff over at energetic forums is doing something quite special and easily+cheaply replicatable. Mylow's setup, if they get overunity at all, will get low efficiency at best, and require crazy-specific magnet placement. more miss than hit. I'm quite convinced it can be made to work, but at the same time convinced a more complicated looking setup will end up being easier to replicated.

I don't get how Rickoff's setup is anything other than the most basic, nonsustaining magnet wheel. He moves the stator by hand (applied external force) when it hits the sticky spot and somehow thinks he can use the flywheel effect and rotor magnets to gain energy and make it run on it's own.

[markdansie]

TOLD YOU SO

But hey, who listens to crazy AquariuZ?

Lucky for me I can control my ego most of the time.

AZ

Not many,
however what did Mylow come back with....that he decieved us (notice he used plural saying video's) and he has another motor that is hand powered.
I think he might have got some good legal advice.

[Cloxxki]

I don't get how Rickoff's setup is anything other than the most basic, nonsustaining magnet wheel. He moves the stator by hand (applied external force) when it hits the sticky spot and somehow thinks he can use the flywheel effect and rotor magnets to gain energy and make it run on it's own.

As I understand it, a tracking mechanism between rotor and stator arm will be put in place, making sure that for each individual magnet passing, the stator will be where it works best.
The idea seems to be that placing the stator will cost less work that the resulting rotor rotation will bring. Net: acceleration. I proposed a second rotor arm, connected directly with the former, to cancel out the forces released and required to place the stators where they need to go.
Rick's setup makes all kinds of sense to me. If this proves to not work, I'm likely to learn a lot from that failure.

[Cloxxki]

The fishing line is visible in the videos before he clams he was harassed by 'MIB's' who made him 'fake it.' It's been a total scam since day one.

I am of the same understanding.
But, after supposedly failing for 30 years, perhaps Mylow still wants to believe. So firmly that he was hoping that multiple replication by smarter minds would eventually lead to HJ to be validated.

Mylow is welcome to work on that tiny disc what I'm concerned. Just don't post on it, and ship the inevitable "working" model to Stefan, and no-one less reputable. Both Hj and Mylow will get their deserved credit, and Mylow a job to help design motors from the now expired HJ patents.
I just don't see it actually happening with a static stator, not by Mylow at least. Why make it so hard on yourself? Moving stators are the way forward.