Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[broli]

Sean,
you make us very excited.
Come on, just try to take a stator magnet into your hand and hold
it nearthe track.
How does it feel and behave ?
Does the wheel want to spin ?

Many thanks and great replication as always.

Patience is a virtue.

[Omnibus]

Patience, a virtue or not, it's true all eyes are turned now to @CLaNZeR.

[cameron sydenham]

@ clazner, hats off for your build. we all appreciate you taking the time money and effort to further this project, whether it ends with a proof of concept of not, the results will be valuable.
cam

[hansvonlieven]

G'day all,

I just received an E-mail from Tom Bearden's mob. Apparently they did not like me putting their lab report concerning the Howard magnetic gate on my website to give you guys access to it. They claim copyright, which is crap since that report was released to the public without copyright notice. As far as I am concerned that makes it public domain.

Nevertheless, I will delete it from my site since the report is probably a lot of crap anyway.

In the subject line it said: Copyright Violation - CEASE AND DESIST

This is what they wrote:

Mr. von Lieven

Your site is carrying a Copyright Document owned by Tom Bearden and Cheniere Media, and we request that you remove it immediately.

The Document is at http://keelytech.com/overunity/johnsongate.doc

Your co-operation is appreciated and expected.

Thank you

Tony Craddock
Director
Cheniere Media/ The Tom Bearden Website
www.cheniere.org

nice guys

Hans von Lieven

[carbonc_cc]

Hi,
nice try, but
don´t use a bar magnet for the stator,
just use additional iron core pieces to simulate a real U-shaped magnet as the stator.
Or just use a U-Shaped iron only, no magnet at all as the stator.

Regards, Stefan.

Ok, I attempted to create hybrid horseshoe magnets with neo's and shelf pegs.
I believe I will get better results with these:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLjDAV-h6sc&feature=channel_page

They feel as a horseshoe magnet would feel.

I used larger neos for the stator magnet.