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[Quantum_Spider]

Hi,
thank you for posting idea here. I like it. Videos provided are sufficiently proving concept to me that it will work on earth. But will it also in space? in zero gravity environment? In one of videos was planned to use second rotor-stator combination but I think this will compensate only for stator rotation in zeroG. There are also other actions like magnet going outwards which is then pushed inwards by stator. It is dificult to see what would be resulting force vector. On earth is stator kept stable by gravity but in space it is just an object with certain mass folowing third newton law: every action has equal but opposite reaction.


anyway I'll consider a small donation,
Marcel

The torsion balance simulates zero gravity. So the device sitting there as a begins to move if you watch it carefully it goes backwards and then forward and backward just a little bit and then forward more and the back and forth back and forth and he keeps doing that but one motion is stronger than the other and that begins to build inertia and the device starts to accelerate and makes about three revolutions. Until the tension in the string becomes so great it can no longer rotate. But it doesn't just unwind it will sit there as long as you keep it turned on only when you turn it off will it unwind.

Thank you,
Harry

[broli]

Why not improve the design, to make it more practical. What determines the force, I assume it's the rpm?

[sm0ky2]

The angular momentum is a factor of not only the rpm
but also the distance from the center of rotation.


When this distance is changed, the tangential force is also changed
Along the working vector.


The magnetic inertial dampening system reduces forces in other vectors
In space, there may be no upper limit on the velocity of such a system.
The inertial frame of the drive is always the same, regardless of the observed
relative velocity of the craft.

[Quantum_Spider]

Why not improve the design, to make it more practical. What determines the force, I assume it's the rpm?

I no longer have the device it is now down at the University be tested.

[Quantum_Spider]

The angular momentum is a factor of not only the rpm
but also the distance from the center of rotation.


When this distance is changed, the tangential force is also changed
Along the working vector.


The magnetic inertial dampening system reduces forces in other vectors
In space, there may be no upper limit on the velocity of such a system.
The inertial frame of the drive is always the same, regardless of the observed
relative velocity of the craft.

Correct. Because the magnetic field is always present there is no upper limit to the rpm speed. Finally great to speak to someone that understands. The world is slowly beginning to understand. There is no RPM limit to this device.