--- On Wed, 5/27/09, Kyle Mcallister <[email protected]> wrote:
> I had tossed around the idea that there might be a string > drive for this...Tinsel came up with this independantly...> > Credit to TinselKoala. No, the credit goes to Rosphere and Toukoqouko. See the post, below, from overunity.com Quote from: Yucca on May 18, 2009, 04:28:06 PM I'll never forget how Touko showed his prowess most admirably when he produced the incredible velocity profile by tracking the yingyang dot. He's the true researcher, he's the hero in this Plus his video actually showing the wires http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bw-8YJvicrw He deserves our thanks for putting the hoax out of business with a couple of brilliant videos. As well, Rosphere, in http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=7039.3370 nailed the hoax perfectly, and inspired toukoqouko to look closely and provide the proof beyond any doubt: Quote I went back and re-watched the backed-up copies of the few videos that Mylow made of his device operating on the glass table. I noticed the following 'technical examples' of a probable hoax. I suspect that there may be a fishing-line 'pulley string' around the shaft going off-camera to the left and that the camera resolution is too low to see it. End of post from overunity.com Tinselkoala, after the hoax had been exposed by Rosphere and Toukoqouko, made a youtube video with an example of how the fishing line, theorized by Rosphere and spotted by Toukoqouko, could have been used, and how difficult it is to see it. He is now demanding that Sterling Allen pay him money for making the videos - some bet that Allen made.
