Mylow Motor was a fake

[The Nephew]

Well I for one don't believe the fakes are fake. TK and a few others have done an excellent job on exposing the truth. But before I can totally forget about the stone hedge model vid #6, I just want conclusive evidence. I've looked in great detail over and over again for a string, but I can't see it. I don't understand why mylow had to tighten the disk to get the slack out? The disk was spinning just fine. If anything I'm inclined to believe the disk was spun by hand.

The Nephew

[hartiberlin]

A little more research from Sterling D.Allan could have proven,
that it was not Mylow meeting with Vice president Biden:


http://www.flickr.com/photos/seriousmaterials/3481225963/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/seriousmaterials/3481225835/in/photostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/seriousmaterials/3482033008/sizes/o/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/seriousmaterials/3481220781/sizes/o/

Definately not Mylow !


It is just a worker from this glas window factory from Chicago.

Regards, Stefan.

Just a picture comparison tells everything.

See the attached picture:

[lostcauses10x]

hartiberlin
What can one say in all of this.
You after the fact show how easy it is, yet such was questioned and believed as proof of claims.

It still  comes down to the simple question of claims that go against the norm. How can such be properly verified.

It is the age old problem of shown what one may take, as this is happening; when some thing else entirely is really going on.

I have some strange Ideas I need to play with, yet of course such does not use just one force of implementing motion. To say they would work, LOL I am not that brave, yet such as all of this is fun , and some were I do have hopes some useful devices can come from such.

If folks only new how many times I have seen similar variations of stuff in the OU FE game, and of course so many variations of explanations of why, when of course it never does, ( A few that still have me confused, I still think about)  that are out there. The desire to believe is a human thing that tends to out weigh the facts.

I for one, sure hope some one comes up with such as a device or devises that can free up the individual from them pay out for energy to the corporations.

For all I hope everyone will keep looking and work at such a goal.
I just ask folks to think a lot before jumping into believing what is claimed and shown.

I am one that is a bit of a paradox.  I want to believe, yet have not see much to believe.

When I looked at what went on with this one I see the same thing I have done in the past.
1; Hope it is real
2: Desire and atempt to find out the information for replication.
3; anylise before building, wich has two questions for me. (Note on the Mylow this killed any possible replication from me. No way i could find it could have worked.)
3A: can I learn from such.
3B: what is the reason the claim given might work? Note if I can not see any reason it should work, or some thing to learn I do NOT replicate.

Folks believed, and sought out from the statements that should have said, WHAT A MINUIT SOME THING IS WRONG; and found excuses to continue to believe.

LOL they do not call us folks that dabble in this stuff cultist for no reason.
This fiasco shows just how much of a cult attitude is involved with this.

A man that could not even say what his magnet polarity were, all up or otherwise in his original video, going to NSA folks taking it away,etc.
He even confess to faked, and folks still want to believe.  Proof of how it was faked has been shown, and folks still want to believe.

A cult mentality in the FE ou world. Oh yes such exists. It is very real and Mylow and Sterling D.Allan has proven this beyond any doubt.  LOL the FE OU world should live by a simple rule. "Don't drink the kool aid."
A lot sure drank it in this one.

[utilitarian]

Well I for one don't believe the fakes are fake. TK and a few others have done an excellent job on exposing the truth. But before I can totally forget about the stone hedge model vid #6, I just want conclusive evidence. I've looked in great detail over and over again for a string, but I can't see it. I don't understand why mylow had to tighten the disk to get the slack out? The disk was spinning just fine. If anything I'm inclined to believe the disk was spun by hand.

The Nephew

Even with HQ, the strings are hard to spot.  That is by design - you are not supposed to see the strings.

[TinselKoala]

I can see the line, I think, in several places in that vid, even on the YT version. When he's showing the stator magnet up close you can see the hole in several places and I think I can see the line there, even once it looks like the knot might be passing.

Re hole in stator mount:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpsdbZwp-k4

BNow, consider the effect of those mysterious flats on the rotor mount near the top. If the fishing line ran over those flats, rather than lower down--what might that do to line slippage, acceleration profiles, hand manipulations--etc.
I think that this vid shows a combination of an attempted fishing line drive that didn't work so well, and the occasional visit with Mr. Hand.
A slipping line slips less so as the rotation speed of the rotor increases. The line might slip totally providing no thrust when the disk is slow or stopped, but if Mr. Hand gives it a push the line could take over.

(The more I know, the less I believe. And the less need there is to believe.)