MYLOW121363's Johnson motor

[h20power]

Also might I suggest that anyone giving this a try arrange you magnet set up to follow the works of Viktor Schauberger for it is just a hunch but I think his works will aid greatly in all of your efforts. That is to follow the pattern of the cosmic clock so you get maximum torque. Remember it is only a suggestion.




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[Michael John Nunnerley]

@Rick

You are right, that is the exact one that I have and you are also right about the poles. When I first tested for the poles I must have changed the test magnet around and not realised, this time I waS MORE CAREFUL.

For anybody interested I have a good supplier of mags: from Germany, Google the name MAGNETMONSTER they have a good stock and the prices seem fair!!!!!!!!! they will also make to order. I have ordered some cylinder mags, they are bruts, will pick up 7kilos/17.5lbs north south end to end to try out in an experiment that I am doing clamping them together s to s or n to n with a brass bolt through the middle, this should get rid of screening problems as they will become mono pole. The problem will be to clamp them together with enough force and not strip the threads on the bolt

Mike

[rickoff]

Thanks for verifying the hard drive magnet polarization, Mike. I've been busy working on my test rig, and it is nearing completion now - just needs a stator arm. I'll post some photos when it is completed. I'll be testing some small neo bar and disc magnets on the rotor, in conjunction with a hard drive magnet for the stator.

Where are you located, Mike? I'm in Maine, and it seems that shipping magnets from Germany would be quite expensive. My neos came from K&J Magnetics >
K&J Magnetics - Strong Neodymium Rare Earth Magnet Products
and there are a couple of other popular sellers here in the US with decent prices:
Magcraft > MAGCRAFT® Neodymium Magnets
Emovendo > Emovendo Magnets &...

I'll be interested to see your setup when it is ready. Have fun, Mike.

Best regards,

Rick

[Michael John Nunnerley]

@Rick
I am a long way from you, I am English but live in Valencia, Spain, I work here as a freelance industrial engineer, I have a Bsc in industrial engineering and I used to have my own companies in England untill I invented some things and that is when I was closed down, first hand experience of the dirty tricks brigade, they cost me millions, all started when I went for finance to develope the products, now all open source the best way to go

Mike

[Iotayodi]

that is when I was closed down, first hand experience of the dirty tricks brigade, they cost me millions, all started when I went for finance to develop the products, now all open source the best way to go

Well I hope you had patents so others dont steal it!
In my opnion you could create a foot long self sustaining motor generator that puts out 400 amps to run a house,and you would never be able to sell it or the plans. Governments would lose their precious tax dollars and control over the power infrastructure. With energy supply being the top money maker in the world, I would think they would shoot you dead. You would be better off keeping open source projects a secret among the inventors or collaborators until they have been fully tested to work. Then email plans to every tom,dick and harry in the public. "Cold circuits" would be the cats meow if someone can get it stable and working.

[Joit]

One Thing, that Mylow does mention is, a alloy disc is requiered, that the Motor run.
Maybe its a Option to isolate one Pole with the Disc at Bottom.

[rickoff]

Reply to Mike:

@Rick
I am a long way from you, I am English but live in Valencia, Spain, I work here as a freelance industrial engineer, I have a Bsc in industrial engineering and I used to have my own companies in England untill I invented some things and that is when I was closed down, first hand experience of the dirty tricks brigade, they cost me millions, all started when I went for finance to develope the products, now all open source the best way to go

Mike

Okay Mike, that explains why you order magnets from Germany. Sorry to hear about your mishaps. Yes, open source is definitely the way to go. If the knowledge is already out there then its too late for the dirty tricks brigade to stop anything. Mylow should have started videotaping when they showed up at his place.

Rick

[rickoff]

Reply to Joit:

One Thing, that Mylow does mention is, a alloy disc is required, that the Motor run.
Maybe its a Option to isolate one Pole with the Disc at Bottom.

I really don't think that his aluminum alloy rotor had anything to do with his success at achieving continuous rotation. Howard Johnson's setup used what appears to be a plywood rotor with a plastic coated upper surface (see photo in post # 16 in this thread). His stator magnets are fastened to blocks of wood which are attached to pvc pipe which is inserted at both ends of the aluminum stator arm. It is obvious that he took great care to keep the magnets as far away as possible from the aluminum stator arm, and the aluminum stator frame. If aluminum alloy was needed for the rotor, HJ would have built it that way. Mylow really didn't seem to have a clue as to why his rig worked, so when it did he just assumed that he did everything right. It really has more to do with the curved stator magnet and the proper sizing and spacing of the rotor magnets than anything else. Joit, have you tried any similar experiments yet? If you do, you will see some interesting results.

Best to you,

Rick

[Dingus]

Not quite sure if this has been suggested already, but I was thinking that if a working replica of Mylow's motor were made, then it might be worth trying to make a bedini hybrid with it to boost efficiency. Possibly using the crescent part(s) as the rotor and bar-shaped Electromagnet(s) as the stator. Just a thought.

[tai61]

ali disc

One Thing, that Mylow does mention is, a alloy disc is requiered, that the Motor run.
Maybe its a Option to isolate one Pole with the Disc at Bottom.

seen a vid about anti gravity where a guy attaches a neo to a ali tube, no stick right, then drops it through the tube and it takes longer to drop thru than a steel tube

[Mark]

new video

Mylow has another replication working here is the link YouTube - Part III: Mylow's Magnet Motor Running with Bar Magnets

[Joit]

@tai61 i ve seen a similar Effect with a Coppertube but usual i know, Alloy slows or eats magnetism down, so i avoide it usual, to use it.

@Rick No, i didnt play around with it yet, even when it sounds interesting, what you say, i got to less Bar Magnets or bend Magnets.
All i got are few Circles and some Sticks and a bunch of the Hdd Magnets, but to less to build up something similar.
Maybe when i got a weak Minute, i maybe try a smaller Setup, but atm, when i got Mood, i play around with Coils.
But i have less Mood last Time to anything, and i got a bereavement at the Family too, but maybe a similar Setup just with Coils can work too, Who knows.
Latest i did hear about Magnetism is, it has a Ratio from 43000:1, what you can make Magnetism with Current. Maybe i can figure out something with this.

[rickoff]

Progress report

I spent most of yesterday chasing after hardware, then did some work on my stator arm last evening. Today I ordered some more magnets. I'll try to post some pictures this evening to show parts of my test rig and how it all goes together.

Rick

[Ozicell]

Very interesting! I'll be watching with interest!

ozi

[rickoff]

Preliminary assembly of test apparatus

Hi folks,

As promised, here is a photo showing my test apparatus in its early stage of development. It is pretty much pieced together now, although I have not yet attached the stator arm. The frame is made of 1 inch PVC pipe and fittings, so is quite lightweight, yet is of sufficient strength for my purposes. You can see that my rusty, salvaged junk Huffy 26 inch steel bike wheel is mounted between two steel plates attached to the PVC frame. And that's it, basically. Here it is:



I wanted to build something that anyone could duplicate easily with minimal skills and very few tools needed, and at a reasonably low cost. It had to be sturdy enough to be practical and long lasting, light enough for one person to pick up and tote around, and versatile enough to allow for many uses. One could adapt this idea for use as a Bedini SSG, a mechanical motor, a pulse motor, a permanent magnetic motor, or perhaps some other use that I haven't thought of yet. What's nice is that this rig can be used horizontally as shown in the photo, or it can be tipped up to be used vertically as well. I'll be adding some leveling apparatus tomorrow to allow leveling in either plane. Of course the unit can also be turned over so that the opposite side of the wheel can be used for additional experimentation or enhancement. My magnets may arrive later today, or Monday at the latest. In the meantime I will finish up my stator arm and leveling fixtures. I haven't used any cement to bond the PVC pipe and fittings - they are just hand tight right now. I wanted to keep things easy to disassemble so as to make alterations simple and quick. Once I have everything as I want it, I will tighten all the joints with #4 x 1/2" pan head sheet metal screws, which will still allow for disassembly or further alterations.

I'll start posting full construction details Sunday in case anyone is interested in building this or a similar apparatus. In the meantime, have a good laugh, enjoy it if you can, and let me know what you think. I have already done some basic preliminary testing using the small neo bar and disc magnets seen at the back of the wheel rim, and I promise to show you some very interesting results if you can wait a few days.

Best regards,

Rick