Mylow Motor was a fake

[LightRider]

Wattsup,

I made this correction to the graphic:

-1.5sec only on "red areas"

Thanks,
LightRider

[wattsup]

@LightRider

Wow that file size is so big I will have to wait to get back home from the office to download it on my home computer an do the checking tonight.

I really appreciate all the hard and tedious effort you have put into this.

But in essence, from what I understand, the link you put up was for the Low Res video (VIDEO ADD #7) of which you used the same video but the high res version.

You see what I am goint to try and do is see where during these rises Mylow would have had the opportunity from the camera perspective to be close enough to the wheel to actually push it by hand, while also holding the camera steady enough to keep filming. Maybe I am complicating things but this would have to be looked at carefully to see if physically there was enough opportunity to exercise a manual push and also, if such a push was instigated on purpose, do these pushes physically cooincide with what is on the video. Don't worry, I am not concerned with 1 second here or there but in the general sense and your graphing will help this out tremendously.

It's actually good to know we can count on some to put forth their real talents into a collective effort.

[RunningBare]

I shall miss Mylow, he provided so much entertainment, but looks like the poor sucker is about to be left out in the cold.

http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/mylow_magmo/message/1815

Re: [mylow_magmo] ACH79 horseshoe magnets

Hi Ivan,

Those are the closest I know of, but I must say that with recent information, I am leaning strongly toward the view that Mylow was lying from the beginning, and that he has never had a single working unit.

Sterling

[LightRider]

@LightRider

Wow that file size is so big I will have to wait to get back home from the office to download it on my home computer an do the checking tonight.

I really appreciate all the hard and tedious effort you have put into this.

But in essence, from what I understand, the link you put up was for the Low Res video (VIDEO ADD #7) of which you used the same video but the high res version.

You see what I am goint to try and do is see where during these rises Mylow would have had the opportunity from the camera perspective to be close enough to the wheel to actually push it by hand, while also holding the camera steady enough to keep filming. Maybe I am complicating things but this would have to be looked at carefully to see if physically there was enough opportunity to exercise a manual push and also, if such a push was instigated on purpose, do these pushes physically cooincide with what is on the video. Don't worry, I am not concerned with 1 second here or there but in the general sense and your graphing will help this out tremendously.

It's actually good to know we can count on some to put forth their real talents into a collective effort.

Thanks wattsup,
"You see what I am goint to try and do is see where during these rises Mylow would have had the opportunity from the camera perspective to be close enough to the wheel to actually push it by hand, while also holding the camera steady enough to keep filming."
   
Good luck in your investigation,
from my point of view, this is more than likely he achieved it, all at the same time.
probably a lot of practice behind, as TK pointed out.

Thanks,
LightRider


EDIT: despite everything, Mylow seem very tenacious and persevering...
         .... more that 92 videos. So i guess he is the type of person to practice a lot before he give up.

[maryyugo]

There's a really simple and elegant lesson here for replicators and designers of new magnet motors-- ALWAYS use a "control" experiment-- run the motor with and without the stator magnet and, using a good (but cheap) tachometer to get the same starting speed,  accurately measure the run down time.  If the motor runs longer without the stator, then you've learned something valuable about that configuration:  it won't work.