Hello, folks
Have anyone had any idea of improoving lifter to the extent of it lifting a small power supply? I have idea of replacing some air gaps with a solid foam capasitor. Foam that iis almost as light as air, but has a high K then air and should mot went power off like air does.
Cheers
That's a good idea. It would lend itself to other improvments, like using a "board" of foam with aluminum laminated to one side and copper on the other. Since the foam would provide structure... you could use a square or triangle of this material as the lifter.
Depending on the material used... you might not have any weight savings over the "tooth-pick" wire guides I've seen used... BUT the plate size should increase lift. AND the foam should have a higher dielectric constant than air, providing more lift... maybe?
Should lift straight up as well - with less wobbly. :)
AND it would be easier to add copper to the sides to use for pulling the craft in different directions. You'd definitely save weight on that - compared to whatever you might rig up with conventional designs.
Of course this might require more power. :)
And on the subject of power supply... no one has tapped the aether yet.. BUT many have transmitted power. Why not look into that?
Add a remote control for power to the main plates and control to pulse the sides with power to add motion in any direction....
Come to think of it a saucer shape would work well. :)
"Have anyone had any idea of improoving lifter..."
- Yes, I tried some designs, this for example (see attached).
Carrying capacity has not strongly increased, however.
Can you represent your thought about the foam schematically, what's the idea ("...replacing some air gaps with a solid foam capasitor...")?
Thks.
Quote from: robur on February 25, 2006, 04:44:44 PM
Hello, folks
Have anyone had any idea of improoving lifter to the extent of it lifting a small power supply? I have idea of replacing some air gaps with a solid foam capasitor. Foam that iis almost as light as air, but has a high K then air and should mot went power off like air does.
Cheers
Ohh,
I am sorry triangle,
My mistake, he did, but in 2006 year.
You must be following his work.
Sorry.
Quote from: WhatIsIt on July 26, 2020, 05:28:13 PM
Ohh,
I am sorry triangle,
My mistake, he did, but in 2006 year.
You must be following his work.
Sorry.
Child, you have a sick mind!
And you triangle are starting to get sloppy,
Small mistakes, hardly visible.
Quote from: WhatIsIt on July 26, 2020, 05:38:24 PM
And you triangle are starting to get sloppy,
Small mistakes, hardly visible.
Your a pethatic child, i feel sorry for you, you truely have a sick mind! Sorry for my openess in this matter, but you truely need some pofessional help.
Not to sound cynical But he is correct.
Deformities in the metal flanges and a slack in tension
in the left side field wire.
These will greatly reduce performance.