M Drive reactionless drive invented by me

[lumen]

It also looks like you would have better control and response if you didn't allow the arms to move out so far.
Starting the retract while the arms are still rotating smoothly looks like it could increase the pulling effect.
The same force that is pulling the arms out could work with the angle change of the arms to increase the pull.

Possibly not, but that's how it appears.

[M Drive Inventor]

I literally only control the rotation with the screwdriver button. It's hard to do any kind of smooth motion consistently. The one time I did, I got the best result ever (3rd clip).

[wings]

 

http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/IPEmain.htm


some patents here


http://whyiswaldo.tumblr.com/post/30521292371/free-energy-systems-patents


some teory


http://www.realautomation.ca/publicationA1.pdf

and product
http://www.realautomation.ca/inertial_drive.htm

[conradelektro]

@M-Drive:

Please study the patents in the list

http://whyiswaldo.tumblr.com/post/30521292371/free-energy-systems-patents

provided by Wings. Wings made you a very important gift by posting this list, it saves you years of research.

A misconception about gyroscopes:

Gyroscopes do not "cling" to space, they just do not want to loose the orientation in space. Look at the drawing.

Greetings, Conrad

[ingyenenergiagep]

<sup>I thought that the Dean Drive was supposed to work. (http://www.inertialpropulsion.com/dean_drive.htm) and that Laithwaite's machine worked too...

I know they're impossibly difficult to make practical - but that aside...

After all, you're still on his forum. If you believe in OU, then surely this is just another aspect of it. Like anti-gravity...</sup>

Reactionless drive is not overunity. It is simple physic. 2 or more weight accelerating, decelerating to more directions, and the Newton III. against-force moves the body.

I want build reactionless drive to my car/flying saucer, if this type of drive cheaper or better, than the original transmission.
I want build cheaper and faster  travel machines. ;-)