electrostatic wing
On the lifter’s concept of linear acceleration the Electrostatic Wing can create vertical thrust.
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Bedini-Cole 1971 to 1984 built from lab notes
Linear-counter rotating ironless magnetic motor 100 watt.
Dietmar Hohl magnetmotor.at – test with a shielding material TS9 – test B
Tests done by Dietmar Hohl from magnetmotor.at with a linear magnet motor accelerator gate to test the magnetic field shielding material TS9 developed by his team. The latest tests are successfull and show now…
Magnetmotor.at Dietmar Hohl tests shielding material TS9 test A
Tests done by Dietmar Hohl from magnetmotor.at with a linear magnet motor accelerator gate to test the magnetic field shielding material TS9 developed by his team. The tests are successfull and show a ratio…
Joule Thief: Supplement: Photo Transistor NTE3037 Response Linearity Test
In order to determine the light output curves for JTs, one needs some kind of reliable and consistent detector system to measure the brightness level, and thus the light power output, of the JT’s…
Gennady Shipov’s Inertial Propulsion Drive
www.americanantigravity.com – Dr. Gennady Shipov demonstrates a model for a reactionless mechanical propulsion system developed by Russian engineer Vladimir Tolchin. The device, shown operating on a low-friction table covered with oil, clearly demonstrates directional…
Electric OU: How DO Mosfets Work? Another LITTLE Step Forward?
If you already know what I show in this video, and know that it is not faked, you are obviously NOT an illiterate ignoramus. OTOH, if the shoe fits, you can wear it proudly….
Joule thief- high frequency transformer
made a mini joule thief with high frequency transformer from linear power supply
Sound Waves + Corn Starch @ 70 Htz — Non-Newtonian Liquid — Fun Science Experiment
I will be playing with different frequencies, amplitudes and substances…very, very cool stuff. Non-Newtonian Liquid: — Wikipedia — A non-Newtonian fluid is a fluid whose flow properties are not described by a single constant…