Tesla's Flying Machine

[Magumbo]

Please Shed some light on the less fortunate?

Chet,

You are most likely not less fortunate than I.

Think basic, not complex.  This one truly is easy.  Any question is easy if you already hold the answer.  And you do.

I will help everyone figure this one out on their own with some basic exercises.

1)  Spin a bicycle tire on its axis on the garage floor.  For the same amount of RPM (spin) which has a greater force against equal mass?

a)  10 speed tire.
b)  wagon tire.
c)  Child's bicycle tire.

The answer is a.  And in order the force created is a, c, b.  The force on any mass is greater the further from the axis it is.  Simple.  And you have now created force (energy).  But that force is horizontal.

What SIMPLE way can you direct that force up equal to the pull of gravity?

Do you see it now?

This one is easy - and we just taught the entire world how to fly.

-Magumbo

[e2matrix]

Magumbo,  Thanks for the hints but I don't yet see it.  I have some vague ideas coming up but I don't think it's as simple as you are implying.  But that may be because you have already seen it and we have not.  So since a picture is worth a thousand words could you draw a pic or a diagram perhaps?  Are you saying there is another way to fly besides prop, jet or high voltage ionic wind effect (not really practical for flying since with current tech it can't lift the power supply even)?

[SkyWatcher123]

Hi folks, Hi Magumbo, my guess is that a wobble like spinning a coin on a table and when it slows it has that wobble and sound it makes. still giving it thought but that was my first thought.
peace love light
Tyson

[Cloxxki]

Interesting discussion, with great insights from incidental posters, now some time ago.

Yes, the wobble in a spinning coin is fascinating. Did one of you ever try to press down the center of it? The coin resists. It seems to me like a long gear against gravity. It is giving in, but taking its time. KE in the coin needs to be transferred into work (friction) before gravity gets a permanent grip.

Of course, if we spin a wheel horizontally on its hub, and then have the axle engage in a screwing manners, we have lift off. But it require a stationary (earth locked) axle. Alternatively, an axle that is extruded, as a thrusted mass. Or, can we keep the mass we are pressing against on board, and take it along? That would violate some yet to be violated laws.

Do inertial engines exist that have been verified? In the forest of Youtube videos of lifters and hoovers, impossible to see what real or fake.

[phoneboy]

I'm thinking that gyroscopic rotation might be barking up the wrong tree with regards to teslas machine, I just finished reading Pentagon Aliens by William Lyne, in it he describes teslas machine as using "Electropropulsion" using single wire emitters. Basically it's two plates perpendicular to the same axis on opposite sides, one fed by negative high voltage/feq dc pulses and the opposite side by high feq ac.  According to Lyne the emission for the negative plate is what genereates the thrust/gravity cancelling effect  Initially I just thought it was interesting then I remebered a website where the inventor was doing something similar (http://thruster.groupkos.com/unipolar.html).  On the page he describes one derviative of his invention where he uses a corona discharge to provide ac.  Look for this on page "The next setup is with a secondary tube, wich is a corona discharger. This tube apply AC component to the end of the insulaten wire on ping-pong ball. This solution works on lower voltage, on only 30kV, 0.1mA. The next video is a smoke-test of this doubled thruster. This thruster always moves toward negative electrode".  His emitters are parallel I think if they were opposite he would have replicated the setup in Lynes book??