MylowHJ Replication - Discussion

[ALFPARTS]

Just curious.. What's the point of discussing the Mylow magnet motor now?

I would agree that there isn't really much point of discussing the Mylow motor version at this point..... at the very least, not from a design standpoint. Opinions could differ however and do so with varying amounts of merit. The Mylow motor saga, but not the motor itself teaches us some things. I for one have noticed a profound sobering of the related community ever since that dim witted sociospastic moron who can hardly read or write, took many of us on this little ride.

The idea that Mylow had is far from being a viable device in it's present form of design. I do however believe more than very sincerely that the concept of a magnetic motor is more than plausible. It is so unfortunate that Mylow has been instrumental in alienating the faith of those who hold the key. This does not mean that the FE community cannot produce a working model but just means that we have to regenerate a lot of work that had already been done by Johnson and others. Things would be so much easier if we had certain bits of information that already exists. Now it appears that 'we', someone, will have to discover it all over again. This may take some time but relative to the time which has already passed it is just a small amount of time.

Perhaps we should start a thread as a depository only, where we can lay all the frauds to rest. Beating up this Mylow issue serves no positive purpose for those of us who have already licked our wounds and are resolved to carry on with our journey. There are those who will take care of Mylow himself.

We may yet be allowed to access the archives of Johnson. I believe that Bedini may have enough information but for reasons I soon intend to state but  cannot state right now, it is very likely that you will not see him bring it forth any time soon.

I will add to this as soon as I catch my breath.

[chrisC]

@md

Quit barking up the wrong tree. Your answer is one post before your last one if you bothered to look. Enough said.

Seriously, you're THE ONE still barking up the wrong tree. Surprise us with your working MyLow motor, or just keep your profile LOW, as in myLOW! You've talked too much already with nothing to show for.

cheers
chrisC

[Doug1]

 I agree a 100% alfparts.
Was it you who lives below the Tenn. line or was some one ells. Some one is in birmingham.
I have been packing up stuff for a few weeks to relocate so most of my work is on hold. It was not easy to pack everything up and even harder to part with some of it. When i get settled in hopefully before august I can restart but if it takes as long to unpack and get organized again it could be longer.
   I really need to stop being such a pack rat or find a junk yard to buy with a home near it.lol

[ALFPARTS]

Seriously, you're THE ONE still barking up the wrong tree. Surprise us with your working MyLow motor, or just keep your profile LOW, as in myLOW! You've talked too much already with nothing to show for.

cheers
chrisC

There are so many caustic people on this forum. Give the man a chance. It's not like this is his full time job!

[ALFPARTS]

I agree a 100% alfparts.
Was it you who lives below the Tenn. line or was some one ells. Some one is in birmingham.
I have been packing up stuff for a few weeks to relocate so most of my work is on hold. It was not easy to pack everything up and even harder to part with some of it. When i get settled in hopefully before august I can restart but if it takes as long to unpack and get organized again it could be longer.
   I really need to stop being such a pack rat or find a junk yard to buy with a home near it.lol

Ahh, you can come over and put it in my backyard. I don't think that anybody will notice and even if they do, they want care. Also we can store a lot of it in the house since there is nobody living there except for Micky. That'll give us another 3000 sq feet but ya might have to help me throw out all the household stuff.

I don't live in Tennessee. I live in Blacksburg right up the street from Howard's house.