Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[TinselKoala]

@TK

You opened the can of sardines. I'm just telling you they are anchovies. You decide and I make no promises because I do not want you to make promises and eat crow. I don't get my fancies from such events.

@RunningBare

Oh yeh, then what do you do with the knot in the line. Must be an invisible knot too. Wow.

Yep, invisible knots. Any light tackle fisherman (or gal) knows how to tie invisible knots.

Wattsup's requested video is uploading now. Next he'll want me to run it around a corner and up the stairs. I can do that too. ]
Please PLEASE don't make me, my landlord is starting to think I'm nuts. And I'm starting to agree.

[CLaNZeR]

I hate to say it but as I showed the effect of the 2 stators and how they are layed out in a couple of videos, I am more than sure that it takes little torque to pull the rotor set of magnets through it, then you get the kick out effect that then helps.

If you are using Cat Gut that is wound a couple of times on a big motor axle like the one Mylow showed and had it as a single loop around an aluminium stalk, when tensioned it would turn it the Aluminium disk with no problems.

It will gain speed slowly because the magnetic force gets less as the disk speeds up, which then allows the motor to get upto speed and also more grip on the aluminium stalk as less resistance.

When you apply pressure to the disk to stop it and keep your hands on it, the Cat Gut would just simply slide on the aluminium, even though looking at the size of that motor, the torque would be pretty damm good.

I have a old Plotter at home and when I stripped it down I was expecting it to see threaded rod for the X and Y movement. But nope it uses small wire wrapped around twice on small plastic wheels and the speed and accuracy of that plotter is spot on.

So I personaly cannot dismiss the idea that this can be done this way.

Will I go and try to prove it? nope got better things to do. But it is great that others have and great that others have given this as an explanation.

The only way for Mylow to prove that this is not so is to place a clear Dome or box over the top as he does not want anyone else to see and validate it.

But I feel we will not see Mylow now after this.

I looked back on the older videos tonight to see if the same trates were seen in earlier videos, hoping that the Stonehenge original rotor may of been genuine and for whatever reasons, compared to the new ones were maybe not for whatever reason (Still trying to keep a open mind).

I was dissapointed when watching this one again http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAACB8T_K-4&feature=channel_page as the Stator is cellotaped to the glass table and the rotor is moved, which again could be taking up the slack if a hidden clear wire is used.

Looking at other videos, there are so many times the rotor is not turning yet hands seem to be on it alot, as in stopping it spinning.

Lets see what feedback comes back from these finding, but I feel it will just die a death like other claims as usual and onto the next

TK your videos make me smile, dunno if I agree with your approach sometimes, but not my place to judge you. But you are f*ck*ing MAD you know that 

Cheers

Sean.

[TinselKoala]

Thanks, Sean, when you call me mad, I know I've accomplished something.

For Watts:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eu06HpY5v6g

Now, would you like me to run it upstairs and around a corner?
If I used even lighter line, would that make the tension more or less, or just the same?

I get pretty much instant reversals at speed, too, even over that distance. These new monofilaments don't stretch much at all.

[wattsup]

@CLaNZeR

Good post.

But you see here is the dilema. The string has to be tight enough to start and increase but loose enough to de-clutch all while the string is invisible enough to not be seen, and actionable from some 6-10 feet away by a motor shaft that is 2 inches long and held in place by a pillow. This sounds like a Steven Spielberg thriller called The Magic String Theory.

Then is the dilemma when Mylows assembles and starts the wheel while having that motor on turning a string that is not attached or de-clutched, hence no string tension on the motor shaft side, then placing in on the wheel base to show it turns. MMMMMM. Nahhhhhh.

[TinselKoala]

@CLaNZeR

Good post.

But you see here is the dilema. The string has to be tight enough to start and increase but loose enough to de-clutch all while the string is invisible enough to not be seen, and actionable from some 6-10 feet away by a motor shaft that is 2 inches long and held in place by a pillow. This sounds like a Steven Spielberg thriller called The Magic String Theory.

Then is the dilemma when Mylows assembles and starts the wheel while having that motor on turning a string that is not attached or de-clutched, hence no string tension on the motor shaft side, then placing in on the wheel base to show it turns. MMMMMM. Nahhhhhh.

I think you had better stop talking, and listen a while. You are about to swallow that foot.