Quote from: Paul-R on April 28, 2009, 01:16:44 PM
You are profoundly ignorant, chrisC. What is so regrettable is that you do not care to learn
and improve. you are a waste of Stefan's bandwidth.

Thank you. Then I'm patiently waiting for twin blade  Larry Tseung - Paul R Flying saucer!

It's good you're learning something solid from Lawrence. Good job. Congratulations tot he only real student outside his entourage of deluded personalities.

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chrisC

Quote from: Paul-R on April 28, 2009, 01:16:44 PM
You are profoundly ignorant, chrisC. What is so sad and pathetic is that you do not care to learn
and improve. You are a waste of Stefan's valuable bandwidth.

OMG - look man, we all wants the free energy.......  I have tried super hard to read the useful parts of this and see what Lee Tseung is talking about......  Zero, nada.  If you can find one thing useful that Tseung said, please tell us all, so I can build my free energy machines from pendelumses.

Quote from: forsalebabyshoesneverworn on April 28, 2009, 05:59:53 PM
OMG - look man, we all wants the free energy.......  I have tried super hard to read the useful parts of this and see what Lee Tseung is talking about......  Zero, nada.  If you can find one thing useful that Tseung said, please tell us all, so I can build my free energy machines from pendelumses.

Not sure you're going to find it here. Looks like Paul-R maybe another one of Tseung's many virtual personalities? You just don't know....

You would have thought by now, someone would have seen one of these Tseung perpetual motion pendulums by now(?). Maybe I should have looked harder.

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chrisC

There are three YouTube videos showing the effect of unbalanced forces.
Experiment 2a (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRO_F7sVGcg) shows a magnet repel by the coil and shoot out from the tube. The tube then swings with a large amplitude. This is similar to a gun recoiling after shooting a bullet.

Experiment 2b (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5EmV4TSiYE) shows the magnet hitting a hard surface. The swing will be minimum. Experiment 2c (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcOyMtylw_A) shows the magnet hitting a soft surface. The swing should be slightly larger than that in experiment 2b.

Quote from: Forever on April 28, 2009, 11:51:19 PM
. The tube then swings with a large amplitude.

@Forever

I've one at home too. It's almost like yours. We usually put some red sweet liquid in it and hang them outside so the hummingbirds can drink the sweet liquid.

Ours doesn't try to hover like a flying saucer though.  With your set-up, with a good enough swing, they might act as flying saucers? No?

Good job for putting together your prototype.

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chrisC