MylowHJ Replication - Discussion

[Asymatrix]

Working Mylow replication?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bC8vJx6cg2s

No. It's a SMOT. Close the loop and you get zilch.

[ALFPARTS]

Working Mylow replication?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bC8vJx6cg2s

I wish it was a 'working' replication but it does not work. I mean....geeee, where's the freakin string?! I'd still like to go pay that Ricky a little visit. I don't think that he has any idea just how much he has messed things up. I wouldn't do it but I'd 'like' to post the twenty some hours of conversations we had. His screws arent't loose..... they have completely fallen out!

[zydubion]

A real magnet motor will soon emerge.  It won't be a situation in which anyone will be saying "yeah, it spins, but will it produce enough energy to make an LED twinkle?  It will have POWER and there will be no doubt that a permanent magnet motor works and will be the motive force of the future.  Mark these words, it will emerge within 6 months.  The most important and required component will be the BRAKE.   

[Xaero_Vincent]

A real magnet motor will soon emerge.  It won't be a situation in which anyone will be saying "yeah, it spins, but will it produce enough energy to make an LED twinkle?  It will have POWER and there will be no doubt that a permanent magnet motor works and will be the motive force of the future.  Mark these words, it will emerge within 6 months.  The most important and required component will be the BRAKE.   

I suspect that hover boards will be a real product on the market by then. Oh and pigs will be genetically altered to fly as well.

BTW, producing torque isn't the only issue--besides making it actually spinning in the first place. You'll have to make sure that the magnets don't demagnetize the flux with constant repulsive positions with other magnets. If that were to happen then the motor power would simply be a poor energy-dense battery.

[ALFPARTS]

I suspect that hover boards will be a real product on the market by then. Oh and pigs will be genetically altered to fly as well.

BTW, producing torque isn't the only issue--besides making it actually spinning in the first place. You'll have to make sure that the magnets don't demagnetize the flux with constant repulsive positions with other magnets. If that were to happen then the motor power would simply be a poor energy-dense battery.

I suspect that hover boards will be a real product on the market by then. Oh and pigs will be genetically altered to fly as well.

BTW, producing torque isn't the only issue--besides making it actually spinning in the first place. You'll have to make sure that the magnets don't demagnetize the flux with constant repulsive positions with other magnets. If that were to happen then the motor power would simply be a poor energy-dense battery.

While the previous statement about the emergence of actual working magnet motor technology might be a bit optimistic and perhaps even ludicrous to some people, the foregoing comment concerning 'hover boards' etc might well be considered ludicrous also. I am very curious about this claim of impending emergence, to say the least. I remember Mylow still and wonder why he stopped taking his medication. However, in all fairness the person who made this statement in regard to flying pigs and such seems to purpose that they might know a little about what they're talking about but obviously do not. The grammar suffers also....... For starters, there is a relatively simple way to keep the magnets from demagnetizing. This is a function of the angular attack approach and desent relationships of the 'magnets' between the two or more interacting magnet structures and is dependent, among other things, on how the individual 'magnets' were electromagnetically oriented in the first place.