I have no idea what the status is of modesto's model at this time. But I can give you the history from my perspective:
Started a few weeks ago, with modesto sending me the first draft, and telling me he was attempting to form a model that would EXPLAIN the LOT theory. Then on the 25th, he emails me with the post he made at �other PE site� where he attempts to PROVE or DISPROVE the various points of the LOT theory. Two completely different standards. His last model that he sent me came nowhere close to being something that simulated the actual biology. I do not know what he has currently.
I suppose the first problem with the model, but not the greatest problem, is that he does not use a biological model, but rather a scarecrow that he patched together. I recommended using a Gray's anatomy drawing, that I will attempt to post here.
The greatest problem with his model is that he only considers two straight lines for the inner penis and outer penis. For purposes of LOT, there are actually three portions, two straight, and one curved.
For the portion from the bulbs, anchor points, to the bottom of the pubic bone can be straight. The length here does not matter.
The portion from the bottom of the pubic bone to the exit point of the skin along the face of the pubic bone is curved. Therefore, it is required that the line of force of the kegal be a tangent off of the curve of the pubic bone, for most guys.
The last portion is a straight line, from the exit point to the tip, the outer penis.
His direction of kegal force is from the bulbs of the penis, to the lig attachment point, usually passing THROUGH the pubic bone. Completely the wrong angle.
In the true physiology, the direction of kegal force is from underneath the bottom of the pubic bone, and then for the vast majority of cases, up the front face of the pubic bone. The only time his model has even a slight chance of being correct is when a guy's exit point is at the very bottom of the pubic bone. This group of guy's probably only includes a few �naked people movies� stars.
So, what does this mean mathematically? His direction of kegal force is only a few degrees, up to about 45 degrees from horizontal. The true physiology shows that the direction of kegal force can be from slightly below horizontal, to true vertical, and possibly beyond. The range of kegal force should be at least 90 degrees, and possibly more. This is why he did not come up with the true conclusions concerning the LOT theory.
The order of the drawings got screwed up. I will try to get this right:
In the third Gray's drawing, it shows some examples of the direction of kegal force coming off of the pubic bone.
The second Gray's drawing shows his possible directions of kegal force.
The first Gray's drawing shows an example, using the Gray's model, of how his model COULD work.
Notice the Gray's model has a low LOT. The shaft exits under the pubic bone, but does not follow the pubic bone up at all. This is because, as you can see, the ligs are long and loose enough in the drawing.
There is a good bit of other stuff concerning this topic, but those points would at least get the model in the ballpark. A very large ballpark.
As I explained to modesto many times, it is terribly hard to address a mathematical model to biology or physiology. There are simply too many variables that have to be addressed. But he did not heed my warnings, and instead posted something horribly inadequate.
Further, I GAVE him the answers, and he ignored them.
Bigger