MylowHJ Replication - Discussion

[TAOB]

@ Chrisbis36

Actually think you may have something there.
Also to note, that Mylow hand sets his magnets on the platter and does not use any usual setting template or jig to gap them.
Bit strange that, unless there's a really good reason for 'hand' alignment, most of us builders would be setting out any magnets with almost millimeter precision.!!

[TAOB]

Also, on his latest vid where he has Sterling rig next to his, he describes how the Sterling bar mags are a lot smaller than his Magnetmotor1 magnets, but they only look a margin shorter and thinner than his, so y the big deal?
Does he have some magic formulae for the calculation of bar magnet to platter dimension i wonder?
Plus, all his bar rotor magnets have got a chamfered edge(leading as the rig rotates clockwise) on them, so what does that chamfer indicate?
Poss, N/S pole configuration?

Or is this the secret to the edging of magnets that HJ aluded to in his patent?
Note for all replicators maybe.

[chrisbis36@yahoo.com]

Personally i think there's a real strange vortex at play here, and MyLow noted that when he was messing bout with the loose bar magnet on the top of the platter.
In the middle, he noted a self turning magnet interface coming into motion on the magnet as he held it in his hand.
This clearly shows the huge spread of domain fields and the extent of their reach.
Here i feel, as the rig turns, the interaction of the stator, sets up a huge vortex that changes as the series rotor magnets come in and out of play, poss shaped like a disk across the face of the aluminum disk/platter(as he calls it)

[nyctuber]

Also, on his latest vid where he has Sterling rig next to his, he describes how the Sterling bar mags are a lot smaller than his Magnetmotor1 magnets, but they only look a margin shorter and thinner than his, so y the big deal?
Does he have some magic formulae for the calculation of bar magnet to platter dimension i wonder?
Plus, all his bar rotor magnets have got a chamfered edge(leading as the rig rotates clockwise) on them, so what does that chamfer indicate?
Poss, N/S pole configuration?

Or is this the secret to the edging of magnets that HJ aluded to in his patent?
Note for all replicators maybe.

According to Mylow, the width of the bar mag rotors needs to be 2 stators plus a gap, with the 2 stator design. The bar magnets are through magnetized, N or S pole facing up.

[Omega_0]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lE6jA2wjDEo&feature=channel_page

He comes very close to a successful replication.
Notice how there seems to be no sticky point there on the entry to the smaller segment.
I have high hopes now