The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[nievesoliveras]

@capzero

I am not interested on flying, I am interested on getting feedback to the source. But I gave my opinion on what I think is needed to make a safe flying saucer.

Mr @tseung has a different phylosophy than us and on his phylosophy he is taught to have an endless patience. We do not have that kind of patience. We want the things fast. Like fast food. He is different.

I need a patience like the one he has to attain my goal.

Jesus

[hansvonlieven]

The balloon does not need to lift the battery, just part of the lead. Since the device is suspended in mid air it is simple to arrange a stand that holds the lead so that only a short part of it has to be held by the balloon. It's not rocket science.

You can use hydrogen if you need more lift.

Hans von Lieven

[Top Gun]

The balloon does not need to lift the battery, just part of the lead. Since the device is suspended in mid air it is simple to arrange a stand that holds the lead so that only a short part of it has to be held by the balloon. It's not rocket science.

You can use hydrogen if you need more lift.

Hans von Lieven

The Tseung et al experiments suspended the Tong device vertically, horizontally and at other angles in a pendulum fashion.  That was easy to set up and easy to video.

What is the reason for using the balloon?  It is almost impossible to have the baloon perfectly stationary.

[hansvonlieven]

The Tseung et al experiments suspended the Tong device vertically, horizontally and at other angles in a pendulum fashion.  That was easy to set up and easy to video.

What is the reason for using the balloon?  It is almost impossible to have the baloon perfectly stationary.

The reason for the balloon is to make the device weightless. Any unidirectional force will show up with a vengeance no matter how small.

It is a bit tricky to set up the experiment, it has to be done indoors to avoid drafts, but it can be done quite readily with a bit of patience.

Hans von Lieven

Edit. A 3 ft diameter balloon filled with helium will lift 0.9 lbs or just over 400 grams That should be enough for the device, cable and some trimming ballast.

[Top Gun]

The reason for the balloon is to make the device weightless. Any unidirectional force will show up with a vengeance no matter how small.

It is a bit tricky to set up the experiment, it has to be done indoors to avoid drafts, but it can be done quite readily with a bit of patience.

Hans von Lieven

Edit. A 3 ft diameter balloon filled with helium will lift 0.9 lbs or just over 400 grams That should be enough for the device, cable and some trimming ballast.

The effect is not small.  Please see:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BXNgvbRBa0