MylowHJ Replication - Discussion

[nyctuber]

Wattsup, I apologiized to Mylow personally and havent said anything negative, I don't get the threat to ban me.

[chrisC]

Wattsup, I apologiized to Mylow personally and havent said anything negative, I don't get the threat to ban me.

@Wattsup

I hope you'll reconsider not banning nyctuber. He was frustrated like many, not knowing whether MyLow was for real or not. He was not jealous of MyLow and sincerely wanted to see the real stuff work. Thanks.

cheers
chrisC

[TinselKoala]

Well, you can call me a "replifaker" if you want, but don't forget: I've got REAL data, replicable, quantitative data. For example, I can answer wattsup's question about the differences in bearing mounting geometry, because I have tried both methods, taken real instrumental data on them, and even tried some other arrangements that haven't been mentioned here. I have magnets virtually identical to many of the ones Mylow has claimed to work, and I have tried many configurations of these and other magnets, and I have taken real data on these configurations. This represents, by this time, literally hundreds of hours of work.
If you want to repeat my work, without knowing what I have found, or how I've done it, I suppose that's wattsup's privilege as a moderator. You'll just have to wait for my videos, I suppose.
Or, if you like, you can look at an example graph I posted in the main thread last night, which shows a major effect from eddy current drag on the plain Mylow disk from the stator magnet alone. Any Mylow configuration will have to overcome this eddy current drag, or somehow convert it into thrust, and without other moving parts or electronics I assure you this is impossible.
But you certainly don't have to take a "replifaker's" word for it. By all means, go do your own research and replications. Just be sure that you are taking objective data, not just watching a disk bounce between gates. Otherwise it's a meaningless waste of time.

[Omega_0]

Another replication in progress:

http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewPicture&friendID=99751032&albumId=2772166

[tournamentdan]

I have a question that I can not get out of my mind. In the video you can tell that the stator magnet stand is very light, and he said that the stator magnet is pulled down by the other magnets but when there are no magnets under the stator and the magnets on the wheel are off to both side's shouldn't the stator mag get pushed or pulled over.