From what I can see of the c magnets in the photos from the vids, they appear to be ceramic. Just my opinion. Even the one he called a graphite, and I asked if was a ferrite looks ceramic, which goes with he pulled it from a motor.

 Folks the reality of this is that direct information from this guy will need to be walked through carefully. The material used is what ever he could find. In other words he does not really know what they are.

 The full assembly of the plate and spindle will need to be got. This does appear a game of mass accelerated to a point it goes back through the lock position one sees him with in the short run magnet set up.

it is obvious that there are people replying on this site that their job
is to stir ppl away from truth by quoting wikipedia and science books
answering questions with so called sophisticated answers.
 there has been several ou machines on this site
i personally opened a thread such  a machine but it seems that ppl read but they don't get it
and it doesn't help that all this so called know it guys commenting  saying straight away hoax and scam.
OU is real and possible
i hope that ppl oped their heads for this possibility.
 
i want to congratulate this guy and the world . happy day!!

@wattsup
     
    Hey bud, hit the fridge for a cold one. Retire to the chair and the tele and enjoy the show.
There will be countless others that are already in the fray of things. Now that I know the C
mag orientation, that solves one of the problems. I will just make them. The horseshoe mag
I will have to hit ace for. But that done, I have all the needed things.  The outside of a AL bike
rim will do just fine for me.

thay

Welcome back Sean.

I still hope this is real....

Could someone who is in communication with Mylow ask him what is on the back side of the Stator magnet?   It appears to be a small raised cover to the magnet on the back side..   You can clearly see it at 2:27 as well as, many other frames where he closes in on the stator.    One of my students looked at the video and said it was an access to the battery (watch size) for a pulsing electromagnet.    Look close, and you also see a white dot on the bottom part of the small raised back cover.    I ask my middle school students to view this video and tell me if they see anything that looked fake.   Kids sometimes see what we do not.

Bill   

I think he plans on shooting more video this evening to upload to YouTube.  One of those will be showing the device running on a glass table.

He's considering the possibility of having someone come in to verify this as a witness.

Now that's good news!

PL

Ok, this one has got my interest (been a while since I built a magnet motor design). Now the most annoying this here is wading through pages and pages of people reiterating their belief he's a fraud. Could all you people just find something else to investigage, because to you this is a dead issue. Maybe it's a fraud any maybe it's not, either way anyone building a replication will learn a bit more about magnetic interactions regardless as they build, because it's all experience. And everyone making demands on what mylow should and shouldn't demonstrate - back off, it's not like he's built this to purely show off, if he's been working on these kinds of things for years I'm sure he's got his own personal reasons for wanting to do this, and will want to build more and try more new things, rather than sit around proving it works to everyone else. Let him do his thing, and have patience.

Now onto the fun stuff. Obviously engineering style measurement practices aren't mylow's forte, which I can't complain about. All to many engineers are so stiff an unimaginative that they would never try something like this (I like to think of myself as an artistic engineer).
I'm already about half way through drawing a scale model of his unit in mech desktop based on the photos, and the rough dimensions we've been given should help me make it more accurate overall. We really can't hope to accurately replicate it yet, as mylow said the spacing of the magets is critical, which I would believe, but the measurements are pretty sketchy (just under 1/4"?). So I'll try to finish a design I'm confidant is accurate to his model, and then work from there.

And another thing to remember is the aluminium probably plays a key role. It is far far from non-magnetic, is it strongly paramagnetic. Have you tried dropping a magnet down a hollow aluminium tube - it's freaky. Basically aluminium acts as a magnetic damper, it'll kind of oppose any moving magnetic field. This would complicate the magnetic fields around the stator with the base moving under it, as well as the aluminium strip with the moving c magnets under it. Also, these would have to be included in a femm model for it to be accurate (if anyone wanted to belive femm anyway, which I don't personally).

Anyway, I'll work on my design some more during lunch break.

Andrew

I'd like to thank Mylow for his persistent work and hopes things don't get too crazy with questions/demands.

Sterling, thanks for such quick and quantitative work in bringing this forward.  From experiment to video to tests and measurements in a matter of days, this experiment is moving much faster than the rest.

Cheers, mates, keep up the good work.  Here's hoping for a replication