Tesla's Flying Machine

[onthecuttingedge2005]

I played with HV thrusters for about 10 years better known as lifters but there is one design I never tried but was always meaning to do once I pull out my flyback again.

this designed was developed to utilize the return of electrons on the rear to prevent the electrons from canceling forward momentum due to Newtons law.

the thrust return sort of acts like a kick in the pants.

[Magumbo]

As I do with students and associates the answers are always given first - even if you don't see that they have been.  You ALL should get this one.  It is basic and very easy. 

Can we create a variable force greater than the constant of gravity using momentum and rotation?  -yes.

Can we direct that force in a direction opposite that of the gravity that is acting upon the mass?  -yes.

It truly is that basic and that simple.  I would not be doing anyone here any favors to draw out an example that will utilize this basic law of gravity.  (mass and rotation?)

The answers to all of your questions have already been posted above.  There are no "what ifs" in this one.  It's very basic...

-Magumbo

[e2matrix]

Okay this is fascinating - partly because I remember many years ago coming across someone I read about who had built a small saucer of sorts - maybe 4 or 5 feet in diameter.  If I recall it used 2 or 3 gyroscopic devices -- and I'm very fuzzy on the details here (I may have info saved on another computer) but I believe there may have been offset concentric gyro's - one within another.  Anyway supposedly the man got it running one day and it lifted off higher and higher and the last he saw it - it was still going higher never to be seen again. 

   So I'm trying to wrap my head around what you have said Magumbo but there are so many possibilites I have not yet come up with anything that seems to work in my imagination.  I think it may involve 2 or 3 offset gyro's but not nearly as much as the ones in Tesla's drawing.  Or maybe one is not offset and another is.  Have you built or seen a working model of this? 
   If it is this simple and also if it is usable I would assume at least our military would have such a device by now.  As far as I know it does not (but then what do I know other than Internet rumors and that I haven't even seen one on anything like this). 

[onthecuttingedge2005]

maybe I am getting a different image about Tesla's Flying Machine, does anybody have a really good image they can post hear, from what I gathered Tesla and T.T Brown were working with Electrical Bi-fields as thrust.

I really don't recall Gyro's in Tesla's work for a flying machine.

[phoneboy]

Check out Peswiki page on Tesla's Flying machine, some images and links.