Inertial drive...

[onthecuttingedge2005]

         Hi !

  Firstly,the inertia is everywhere:it's the basic law of  mechanics...

  Everything is immersed in this property ("something" if you like).

  A simulation (but nothing more..) of inertia drive ,you can see at :
   www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbGHp01eh1l

  A real performance ( a promising one!) ,you can see at :
   www.youtube.com/watch?v=a49d5cJOGQ0

  With one more step,in my opinion,we can enter into reality with a side axis stable tractive vector,in the line of the inertial drive.

      All the best! / Alex

It only stores energy, I might say, inefficient at that. no OU nor could it fly. without a big prop that is. I would love to see this device in a car and then race it against the White Zombie!

pretty neat though, I think the designer did a good job.

Gyro's only store energy.

Jerry

[iacob alex]

      Hi Jerry !

  So,we meet a "tragediante-comediante" situation...

  The optimist believes that we live in the best of all possible words,but. the pessimist fears this is true.The real life ,usually is something between these limits.

  Ok! You say "no".Then,why are you visiting this topic?

  Have you a web site,or a proposal regardind "New propulsion technologies"!?

  Maybe,for some people ,to forbid something...arouses the desire,for the others.

       All the best! / Alex

[onthecuttingedge2005]

      Hi Jerry !

  Have you a web site,or a proposal regardind "New propulsion technologies"!?

  Maybe,for some people ,to forbid something...arouses the desire,for the others.

       All the best! / Alex

So what are you saying? you would like some Honeycomb and some fish? I know you won't understand what I am saying but maybe in the years to come.

The only problem with this propulsion system is that the world is to much at war and there is to much violence to even think about giving things away right now. I know I wouldn't want N. Korea having it and you'd better hope so too. if N. Korea got it, they would slaughter the world and you wouldn't even see the enemy!

enough said, Cheeri'O

Jerry

[iacob alex]

    ...it's simply ,to make use of an one-way inertial vector.

      The two-ways inertial vector (mechanical vibrator),is well known and used.

      So,have we ,just another small step,only?

      As in electricity :AC vs. DC ?!

          All the best ! / Alex

[iacob alex]

.....as an out of blue , unexpected brief interplay of the rotational inertia with gravity , at:


  www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ff8oqoYxD7U


   For a short time , as a "sparkle" of inertial drive ,it's like the rotational inertia acts as a temporary , mobile / floating... fulcrum / support for the dumping waves of the spinning  chain (out of rotational driver...) in the same manner as a bouncing ball in gravity.


So , with a "floating fulcrum" (as a life-belt , or a raft), can we "swimm " in some manner inside  the  inertial ("water" )  property of space ?


Here , it's natural to make a connection with some commonly visions of people (so-called ufo) : "floating fulcrums"?

   Al_ex