MylowHJ Replication - Discussion

[Mannix]

Just a note of encouragement here.


I am of the, as yet un validated opinion that the alluminium disk is vital .

If i can find a big  alluminium disk around I will join in the build fun with you guys here.

This is  a small step but a very important one ...every replication is a step towards where we will be ...the question is when... and how many steps...and how many step!

Grab those old vcr's from the bubbish heaps  as the bearing assemblies are always good

The best to you all

[Omega_0]

Stealth is reporting some success in replication.

http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/3965-mylow121363s-johnson-motor-3.html

[IotaYodi]

Eventually, when you add another rotor, you will then notice that the stator no longer travels through any of the segments because you are now in the crown effect

Would there be some way of removing or discharging the crown effect?
Im only researching magnetic fields at the moment, but I found a statement made by Ed L. on magnetizing rods in both the South and Northern hemispheres. If a rod is magnetized in the North,the magnetized south pole part on the rod is longer. If its magnetized at the equator they are equal. Would I be wrong in assuming that it would have the same effect on any shaped magnet? It would seem if you were trying to use the "Center"  of a magnet as a guide for building anything,then it would throw things off. Sweet spot as it were.
Or is this negligible?
Has anyone tried a weaker northpole at 180 degrees +or- minutes,seconds,as an offset, for attraction,just barely enough to attract,along with a  southpole repel?

[wopwops]

I've noticed that replicators seem to be using one stator magnet, which is different from what Mylow is using.

I grabbed a frame from one of Mylow's recent videos that shows the two stator magnets and the offset between them. This is obviously one of the keys to the operation of the thing.

[nyctuber]

I've noticed that replicators seem to be using one stator magnet, which is different from what Mylow is using.

I grabbed a frame from one of Mylow's recent videos that shows the two stator magnets and the offset between them. This is obviously one of the keys to the operation of the thing.

He started off with one stator working motor.. Two is supposed to make it a self starter. LRCan1's mylow backup page: http://www.youtube.com/user/LRCan1