MylowHJ Replication - Discussion

[Omega_0]

Mylow started the instructional videos

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gprrKlzCoN4&feature=channel_page

[lostcauses10x]

TinselKoala
Were as the advice of an initial measurable input to the device is great, one would need to set up a timer counter system also.

In other words a device to measure certain intervals of the full turn by counting, and a precise timer per count.

Such would almost have to be computer set up to log the data.  Optical systems would be easier to do such with.  This is were I had to stop with prior devices as such in not easy available out there.


Reason for this would be that some variations may show a partial gain in velocity, were becomes destructive to such later. Using such a system could easily show were if any gain happens and were such points are destructive.

Yet again not an instrument that is easy to find on the market at a reasonable price. Maybe some one out there might set up plans for such or a kit.  So far the closest to what I am talking about would be a usb tach, but they leave a lot to be desired.  A more triggered system to angle of the rotation is needed.  The velocity changes need to be seen, both the up hill and down to the valley.
LOL With all these spinning devices such could be very use full.

And of course this still does not even cover the basics of just how much torque is needed to start a clean table, and how much torque with a loaded table etc...

Simply put the ideas of replications with out instrumentation is like taking a good guess, simply put its a gamble of 1000 monkeys trying to type the complete works of Shakespeare by chance.

And of course this statement must be included:
In the case of the type of stuff we all play with; It still the game of is it real to begin with. ROTFLOL

[robbie47]

Mylow has started instruction videos:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gprrKlzCoN4

Thanks Mylow!!

[Cloxxki]

Perhaps this method, when not a fraud, would be easier to copy?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tdWkn1m-4w&NR=1

[chrisbis36@yahoo.com]

Hi all.
Does anyone else (in case its just me!) wonder if all of MyLow's rotor manets are oriented the same way on the Luminum base/disk?
What i mean by that is, in all other rotational device(s) like this, and in arrays, the last magnet almost always produces a sticky point or negative gate to the system, and i just wondered if perhaps, the last magnet at each end of the series of rotor magnets is oriented differently to give that final push off from the stator, before the next series of rotor comes into play. Esp since this is a classic two series rotor magnet motor, almost like the series are acting as twin poles?

Just a thought. Chris