Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[hartiberlin]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lKaLP1O6NY&feature=channel_page

Nice test.
Please keep on trying.
Maybe you still need other stator magnets which are a bit wider ?
Probably Mylow remagnetized his stator magnets also,
so they have the same or simular configuration like the horseshoe magnets ?

Did he ever say anything about his stator magnets how they are oriented ?

In these magnet motors a Millimeter change can mean success or failure !

Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[nyctuber]

Nice test.
Please keep on trying.
Maybe you still need other stator magnets which are a bit wider ?
Probably Mylow remagnetized his stator magnets also,
so they have the same or simular configuration like the horseshoe magnets ?

Did he ever say anything about his stator magnets how they are oriented ?

In these magnet motors a Millimeter change can mean success or failure !

Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

Sorry, that isn't my video should have been more specific.

[TinselKoala]

Proportions should play a big role in the operation.Distance compared to strength of the assemblies the weight ratio of the mass of the wheel with the magnets installed.
Based on the last posts vid clip it seems to be more strained when the magnets pass under the stator assembly in that individual clip. From the minds eye if the distance was increased between the stator and rotor, the distance between the magnets on the rotor may have to be adjusted as well. If there is need for constant adjustment experimentally then it needs a test bed design that is adjustable in every direction with non magnetic adjustable components for each individual magnet. Which increases the complexity considerably. Even the XY orientation of the stator magnets should it be required in the event that not all magnets are evenly magnetized. I can even envision the rotor magnets having to be off set for some if the actual middle of the magnet is not consistent in all the magnets ie requiring shims for individual magnets to raise or lower them. Equally mylow may have inadvertently accidently stumbled upon a pattern of non equal positioning in the reverse of the same thought. perhaps the magnetic crest in the sets on rotor need to be in a definite spot.

You are quite right on the need for a systematic approach, with a testbed that can truly examine a broad range of variables. And in addition to that, the testbed must have some way to produce real data, rather than subjective impressions, and must incorporate a means for imparting a repeatable starting impulse to the configuration under test. The device must be started from a "valley" not a "hill", of course.
I have such a testbed, as many of you might know. And I have been using it to examine configurations of magnets.

Now, Mylow does not appear to be using this systematic approach. Yet he has, in the space of a couple of months, produced as many as EIGHT configurations, with different magnets, that work. Inadvertently accidentally. He is so lucky he should be buying lottery tickets.

So the obvious conclusion is that the systematic approach that I believe in, is totally useless. 


No, wait, there's another obvious conclusion.... 

[CLaNZeR]

Well sun was shining so outside and dragged out some ferrite blocks I had to see if the ferrite/aluminium combination changed any of the effects.

Spent about 4 hours trying different Stator setups with no joy. But in saying that I have not got any decent size arcs to suit the width of these ferrites at the moment.
Time to look and see what old DC motors I have lying around.

Cheers

Sean.

[Pandora]

No, wait, there's another obvious conclusion.... 

He is in harmonious resonance with Mother Earth.