Thanks Hoppy. So, what is your conclusion? I take it you meant he's adjusting some kind of aided mechanism? I thought he was aligning the spindle. We can speculate for all we can but the ultimate proof is whether someone else with a good pair of hands and the same set up can get it going or that MyLow will let some learned person/s investigate further. Anything else is conjecture and if you even think otherwise, you might be subjected to censorship!

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chrisC

That's really a question for the other thread - this one is about the building of replications. The mod should probably move it, and this reply, over there.

But beside that, ANY form of continous self spinning is the biggest scientific breakthrough of the century, because it turns upside down the conventional scientific view of how magnets work. And while it might not be able to turn an alternator, it will certainly turn a hobby motor, and they work fine as a generator. Who's to say what is and isn't an amount of power worth generating, and if a small one works chances are you can scale it up to turn a bigger generator.

Hey guys and girls, can I ask a question? Lets say if mylows motor works, and that is a big IF. But lets say it does. From the videos it looks like there is not much torque for this motor. I doubt that it will turn a generater. So it will be just a big paper weight that spins.

A study into Mylow's strategy of positioning the rotor magnets. Picture 1 shows how measured from the middle of the bars there is a deviance relative to the mechanical center of spin of about 2mm. Picture 2 shows the alignment with zero deviance when we measure the positioning from the edge of the magnets in the top row to the middle of the magnets in the opposite row.

In one of the videos Mylow said that no one would be able to replicate his motor.