Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[LightRider]

Lightrider,

Excellent work. This leads me to believe that prior to each acceleration in the video, Mylow moves the camera,and himself (co-incidentaly of course) closer to the device not allowing for any observation of the disc. This would allow for it to be manipulated in some way causing the acceleration.

Now, what about the video titled "still running"?
In that video Mylow walks into the room with the unit spinning away, pans both sides of the room and does not zoom in on the unit while it spins on the dresser. Is there a wind down in RPM?
Does the distance and resolution hide evidence of a device from under the pillows on the bed?
He seems very confident and relaxed in the video, confident as he was with the table top videos which were shown to have a wire attached.No shaky fumbling with the camera, no out of focus zooming.
Was this the first implementation of the motor drive?

I also noticed the stator was mounted to the right side of the motor in this video, toward the bed.(pillows).

If he previewed his videos, he would be making sure that the naked eye could detect no wires, as was the case with the living room videos. Only hi res with aspect variations found it. I could see how he would become confident and cocky that it was beyond detection as long as the only required proof of running a motor was a you tube video.
For example, always an excuse for physical examination. Some pretty far out ones at that.

@LightRider:
Wonderful work on the acceleration graphs.
I have to put in my 2 cents worth on the interpretation:
Based on my experiments with my instrumented wheel, accelerations that come from Mr. Hand simply spinning the wheel (by the edge or the axle) result in much steeper slopes than are shown in the accelerations on LR's graph. In my tests the accelerations from Mr. Hand happen in under a second, typically, while those in LR's graph are on the order of 5 - 7 seconds, apparently.
I conclude that the graph may actually reveal the signature of a slipping drive belt, and the accelerations are when Mylow re-tightens the setup, which keeps slipping. Holding that big motor on the bed with a pillow, maybe? Cat jumping on the bed?
I dunno. But I do know that it is really difficult to accelerate the disk _slowly_ by hand.

Thanks ellubpt,
"This would allow for it to be manipulated in some way causing the acceleration."
quite possible

"Now, what about the video titled "still running"?"
(please give me the link to the video you refer...)
I'll see what I can do.

Thanks TK,
It is more likely that your deduction is correct.
You have tried practically to accelerate the disk with your hand, you know what it look like.

Moreover, the theory that "Mylow tightened the drive line setup several times in this video, and never got it stable"...

...is consistent with ...

The "events"

zooming now => several constant speeds and one deceleration are found in the graph
shaky camera => corresponds to areas of acceleration
we see all => corresponds to areas of deceleration

it would be interesting to prove beyond all doubt the true energy source of this video # 6,

yet, even the acceleration analysis of this video are subject to interpretation.

LightRider

[Bobbotov]

Bobbotov,
That's a pretty good explanation of many scientific endeavors in the mainstream, up until the breakthrough happens

Ah, but the question is what constitutes a failed premise?

[deseret]

This Graph is icing on the cake but for me it was when he dissembled a apparently functioning magnet motor.  Who in their right mind would do such a thing!  I was mortified and then it donned on me that it had to be faked or he mastered a skill that no one has ever done before. 

[ellubpt]

Lightrider,
The video is 7 , I believe.
I am attempting to attach it here, I saved as flash.

Ok file is too big.

Anyway , the title of it is "7 Howard Johnsons Magnetic Motor Replica by Mylow - still running"

Should be in somebody's you tube archive.

[ellubpt]

OK, LRcan1 has it on his YouTube channel.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7PZ18uTPCg&feature=channel_page