Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[nyctuber]

You don`t have to use a motor directly coupled to the disk, a rotating magnet on a motor off screen would cause the disk to spin and you could still stop the disk by hand.

I`m not saying that that mylow did this, just that its not difficult to do even if it were on a glass top table.

Yeah I'm saying theres no way Mylow did that. The glass table video is in the middle of the room, no way he's that sophisticated to pull something like that off.

[nyctuber]

A simple rubber band in the bearing housing would be sufficient to get it running. It would not be difficult to do this.

Hans von Lieven

Doesn't make any sense. He didn't start it by winding or holding the disk then letting go. What, a remote controlled rubber band release? Come on.

[nyctuber]

@Digiam
Mylows motor was always shown to be working in repel mode .. i have seen no evidence he ever showed it working in attract mode,
what makes you think it was ?

Queue

If that's the case, and Mylow clearly states many times, that the stator has strong attraction to the rotors, why are you attempting a reproduction? Assume for a minute it was only in repel mode, Can someone reproduce the stator in 'repel' mode crashing into the rotors with no visible pushing of the taped down stator bar, from a distance/ camera angle which would have made it impossible?

[poynt99]

Yeah, you may be right.  Or maybe it is related.

No one has ever been able to figure out how I did it.  Same possibility as Mylow's if it's unreal.

Thanks,
Joe

A few small batteries hidden inside the Solid State Relay. Mike never had his relay connected properly to work as he claimed it did.

.99

[AnandAadhar]

A simple rubber band in the bearing housing would be sufficient to get it running. It would not be difficult to do this.

Hans von Lieven

Hans, considering the suggestion of Bearden that an all magnet motor might work on diamagnetic switching, might it be so that Mylow without knowing it constructed a skin deep magnetic switch with the way he attached his magnets to the aluminum plate? The stator magnet as the big one and the rotor magnet as the small one might deliver a magnetic switch through the aluminum that keeps the pulsing of the machine going... a surprise we might have overlooked and therefore were unable to replicate like with e.g. Tinselkoala having the wrong aluminum (too thick), Sterling putting his rotor magnets on plastic and Cleanzer putting the stator magnet too high to switch skindeep. Another glue, or conductive strips under the rotor magnets leading to just below the stator magnet might do the trick. Mylow can thus be excused for being such a paranoid MIB etc nutcase this way. Attention in the style of our sceptic scrutiny - and of me calling him a possible sociopath - is not always as nice he must agree with I guess (sorry Mylow, if this is the truth...).

AA