T.T.Brown, Discussions

[PLAYSWITHMACHINES]

I happen to have some nanofoil 1 Farad capacitors lying around....
Could be useful in a Bedini/Searl/Brown kind of way.

I will have to get the 'practical overunity machines' threads up soon..........

[Littleenki]

An MHD engine seems quite a simple build, and a prototype would be inexpensive to run with ordinary solar panels. I would picture a flywheel device though, which through the gentle acceleration of a MHD engine, could be spun up quite nicely and kept spinning with little torque.

A simple alternator attached to said flywheel, and a battery system could provide enough electricity to power itself at night, once spinning.

Ok, off to work now, with a head full of stuff!

Cheers!
Dave

[PLAYSWITHMACHINES]

Somebody built a boat (way back when Victoria was still around i think )
It had just 2 vertical tubes, instead of sails, it worked better than sails , it worked on the thame principles as aerodynamic surfaces, end the skin effect. Also, the 2 tubes would act like gyro's stabilising the ship?

Anyway, a decent sized flywheel is always a good idea, it can hold a LOT of energy & act as a stabiliser.

Matrix's comments about high-speed flywheels is extremely relevant, something to keep in mind, but that's for the 'general discussion' on gravity, or at least a 'mechanics' thread...

This is purely EHD