Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[Pirate88179]

You see people the voice recorded feature that most mobile phones have can be pretty handy in these situations. When some MIB's show up switch it on and put it in your pocket and you'll have at least a shroud of evidence when trying to fight these crooks. A camera feature can also be handy but I doubt they'll let you take pictures of them.

Broli:

There is one problem with your suggestion.  As in Mylow's case, he is in IL and that is against the law to do so.  That would be a serious offense and could easily lead to jail time and other major legal problems he does not need.  There are 12 states that require both/all parties knowledge and consent to being recorded and IL is one of them.  The majority of states only require 1 party (which can be you) to consent.

This is just advice for folks to check out the law of their state before possibly committing a very serious crime that can bring serious jail time along with it.  There are many places to check your state's laws on the net.  Here is but one of them:

http://www.pimall.com/nais/n.recordlaw.html

Since I deal with this every day in my business, I just wanted to caution folks to check their laws before recoding anyone.

Bill

[PaulLowrance]

There is one problem with your suggestion.  As in Mylow's case, he is in IL and that is against the law to do so.  That would be a serious offense and could easily lead to jail time and other major legal problems he does not need.  There are 12 states that require both/all parties knowledge and consent to being recorded and IL is one of them.  The majority of states only require 1 party (which can be you) to consent.

Thanks for the info. Very interesting. That's a shame. What about the images stored in a persons brain? 

PL

[capthook]

Since I deal with this every day in my business, I just wanted to caution folks to check their laws before recoding anyone.
Bill

This deals with recording PHONE calls ONLY, not recording live/in-person stuff.   

[spinner]

The video you speak of says the 'stator' magnet gets a dozen or more degrees below ambient?, Please. Makes no difference if 'F or 'C are involved you have a magnet of some unknown heat capacity, mounted on the Al tubing via some method with the heat capacity of the tubing and then a non specified ambient temp. To get a dozen degrees drop would be next to impossible in the construction of this device.

Maybe some simple calculations should be done by the believers;

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heat_transfer
Newton's law of cooling

would be a good basic place to understand silliness of this statement.

True, this "cooling of a stator magnet" claim was really ... ****... silly..
Where did MyLow heard about this stuff? As I understand, he was using an iron magnet (where, for instance, eddy current heating is much much greater effect than a domain relaxation cooling is...).
I'd say the magnets don't get warmer, either...

Magnetocaloric effect is considered one of a possible ways for future cooling techniques, although it's usefulness is still very poor and limited...

When this "perpetual motor" gets replicated, someone could try chilling a beer can placed next to the stator magnet... If it gets colder for 15 degrees, I would like to make one for myself, too....

That is, If the building plans would not be too expensive or complicated...
Cheers!

[Lakes]

What happened to Open Source Sterling???

I think its disgusting that you are attempting to make money out of this, make it a free download!!