Help with Ed Leedskalnin Riddle , any idea .

[NetViewer2011]

Thank you Mk1 for directing me here.  First off, let me re-ask these questions.
I was wondering if anyone has the measurement of the diameter of Ed's flywheel that they can share.  I used to be on the code144 forumn, but when that forumn was taken down, alot of the info regarding the flywheel dimension was lost.  If anyone from that forumn is on here and want to share the info, I would greatly appreciate it.

Secondly, to answer smOkey2 question regarding the books.  If yours has hand drawn pictures made by Ed, then it is the original version.  The one from Keelynet and from Amazon are edited, there are no pictures in them.  I hope that helps.

[Mk1]

Netviewer2011

Welcome to my tread ! I don't have the dimensions but i think you could extrapolate them from the magnets .

I would look for Ford Model T magneto magnets , they are still in the market ...

Keep in mind that the ford magneto has only 16 magnets (sweet16)

Mark

[sm0ky2]

@ netviewer

Thanks, i found that version, but its in a .PDF so im unsure about the formatting of that one as well,..

ive been at this for hours, im still missing the first couple of sentences, so i cant put this into context,. i have no idea what the hell hes talking about,. but here you go...

...   when the order is the same the north pole (is up?)
Test a much longer magnet so that its south pole is to the east.
The wire will not be in the air until the south pole points west.
When the north pole is to the east then it will be lighter.....

this takes me to the bottom of page 5/13 of my copy.

im up against a wall here with this formatting.. im gonna print out the pdf. w/ graphics and give it another go. i need to find one that prints properly, the first one i tried, the words were all fuzzy when it printed out..

[sm0ky2]

they're all the same pdf file,.. (51 pages)
looks fine on the screen, but when i go to print it out, its all jacked up... guess im gonna have to work off the pc.
little inconvenient, but what do you do....

[sm0ky2]

the code has nothing to do with the format.

the meaning of "look east" is apparent only when the illustrations are present. you look east, so that when you perform the experiments, north is to your left and south is to your right.

i'll keep working on the message and post what i find.