VRIL Counter-Rotating Fields

[yaz]

@bowser0

I stumbled upon this vid today.
Is this what your're talking about?? How do they get it to levitate?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAfnK7-4Mpc

[angryScientist]

That is a brilliant video.

So it is just the rotating field it's self. That doesn't surprise me too much. Everything in the universe rotates. In martial arts rotation is used to some surprising effect. Even rotation of more 'spiritual' influence has some interesting effects.



Edit:  also associated with that is direction of rotation.

[TheOne]

Great video but I am not sure it levitate, its more like a Gyro, but its probably something near to what saucer version use with some difference to levitate

[TheOne]

I think this device looks more like this one:

Go to 12:30

http://video.google.ca/videoplay?docid=-3874568473252816241&q=UFO+lockheed&total=23&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=0

[slapper]

Wow yaz. Nice find.

Just curious if anyone has taken a look a Stan Deyo's documents:

http://www.americanantigravity.com/documents/Stan-Deyo-Antigravity-2005.pdf
http://www.standeyo.com/070822.C2C/HOT.html

There is a video with him getting into this in a little more detail called 'Ancient of Days 3' 'Free Energy and the Technology of the New World Order' dated in the year of 2005.

There seems to be some similarities.

Something may be gained by looking at acerzw's thread on the Rodin Theory & Coils:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3529.0/topicseen.html

Although I have done my share of replications I don't normally post anything. I really have not had anything positive to offer. If I ever do succeed I will definitely post the results and kit information as I believe protection in this field is counter productive. This is just my humble observations. That said, I am not criticizing anyone who tries to protect their hard earned findings.

Here is an image of a styrofoam ring coated with about ten layers of magnetic paint:



The coils are 1/4 inch wide and 0.020 inch thick copper. I put this together some time ago and have been to chicken to do anything with it.

My thought was to connect either a pair of H-Bridge drivers or MOSFETs to the coils connected to some PWM ports off of a microcontroller. I am aware that the frequency would have to be quite high with a low duty since the currents with this arrangement could be very high.

I was also thinking maybe using braided solder wick for the coils might be more effective.

Pretty doubtful this thing will ever amount to much but I figure even the slightest weight reduction would be a success.

My hat is off to all participants of overunity.com (good, bad, and ugly) as all of you are a great! In the mean time I'll keep lurking.

Thanks and take care.

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