M Drive reactionless drive invented by me

[Paul-R]

M Drive: You say in page 2 that you have studied the work of the late Professor Eric Laithwaite. Have you? If you are preparing a patent, then look before you leap else you will waste a lot of money that could go into development.

[M Drive Inventor]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1KtInq4Jo8

Youtube video up. Tell me what you think. Because to me, it looks like it passes the pendulum test... 

[TinselKoala]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1KtInq4Jo8

Youtube video up. Tell me what you think. Because to me, it looks like it passes the pendulum test...

Nice setup. Now, without changing anything else, move your power supply and feed wires over to the right side, and see if you still think it displaces more to the left.

[M Drive Inventor]

Yeah, I agree the wires are actually a little troublesome out of a scientific perspective. They're kinda thick and stiff now. Thinking of getting 4 thin, flexible wires and having them "exit" the M Drive just by the laser pointer, underneath the skateboard, meaning if they interfere, it'll at least be equal in both directions. It wouldn't favor any one direction.

Or maybe I'll do some other solution where the wires are coming in from the top somehow.

Though the wires were never really a problem in the last pendulum test, where the wires were in the back (I reversed the direction for this experiment).

[tinman]

I am glad this thread didnt die.
There was one group that had something interesting,and was driving a canoe through the water with there setup. I seem to remember a thread(maybe even this one?) that discused that device.I also seem to remember TK(forgive me if im wrong TK),saying it was working in a similar way to that of a skater on skates. I dont think this explination was correct in this case.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bx4LT3GZjlY