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Started by COSMO, March 04, 2014, 03:32:49 PM

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robomont

the nullifying experiment is easier than the propulsion one.just a whole bunch of step up transformers.it may even turn it invisible.in my scientific opinion.
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PLAYSWITHMACHINES

Turning it invisible involves running the HV fields at optical frequencies, it can (and has) been done, i am sure of that, there are at least 4 types of cloaking tech now in use ;)

robomont

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robomont

#213
i know some folks may think a radient reciever needs to be flat but they dont.here is a tesla antenna using balls.these balls build up a high voltage capacitance due to there smoothness and radius.the larger the radius.the higher the voltage.this is part of the reason for the round smooth heads on the tesla coil and van de graff generator.
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onetruekeeper

#214
Actually, those Nazi saucers using the ring airfoil technology CAN go into space. It is just a matter of switching from external air to a internal stored air supply to maintain combustion. The engine exhaust flowing on the airfoil is actually more faster in the vacuum of space therefore increasing lift capability. Yes indeed, you can actually "fly" in space on a wing and a prayer...LOL
But seriously, using conventional fuels would not enable the craft to get anywhere far. That's why I believe the Nazi's were looking for a alternative to the chemical rocket engine. I am not sure if the exhaust from a plasma rocket can be used on a ring airfoil due to the intense heat but  somehow if it was possible then the fuel used to make the ionized plasma could be recycled and reused so long distance trips may have been possible.

robomont

maybe at start up but it takes alot of oxygen for most fuel jet engines.now once in space,thats a different matter.the thrust could move the craft along waysas long as the thrust got traction in a partial vacuum.
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onetruekeeper

Yes, that is a possibility. I also saw some more videos about Nazi saucers on You Tube and there was mention of a mothership that was on the drawing board. Now that type of craft would have no problems traveling for very long distances ( to other planets? ) with all that space for fuel and supplies aboard. The saucers could have been used mainly to get from the ground to the mothership and back down again.

robomont

the mothership may be the one over ukraine.
why use fuel when we have thorium reactors that are very safe.so safe ,the us gov wont build them.

as i posted those thrusters that are all electric.electric thrusters are the way to go.
now in the atmosphere then oxygen is readily available.basically free fuel.
as this is a zp thread,i dont see chem rockets or engines anywhere on it.just pure electricity.even the top electronics guys on here agree.not including me.im still sticken with the theory that fl is a high voltage craft using free electricity from the air.its energy storage is its giant capacitor plate stack.an ion generator/mercury vapor,magnetic coil that probably weighs close to a ton or more.
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Littleenki

Quote from: robomont on August 04, 2014, 11:08:37 AM
i know some folks may think a radient reciever needs to be flat but they dont.here is a tesla antenna using balls.these balls build up a high voltage capacitance due to there smoothness and radius.the larger the radius.the higher the voltage.this is part of the reason for the round smooth heads on the tesla coil and van de graff generator.

Yes, indeed, and a sphere allows for a circuit to be placed within it or any attendant apparatus which would help it work better kept waterproof inside.

Also, a sphere wont be so obvious in a neighborhood who has nosy neighbors..just tell them it is a giant gazing ball for the garden 8)...as well as being far more aerodynamic and not creating a giant wall to high winds.
Hermetically sealed, for your protection

robomont

#219
boy somebody doesnt want that picture getting out.it even said it could be published at bottom of pic.ive still got it at photobucket.i found it on a simple radient reciever search images.
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onetruekeeper

Quote from: robomont on August 04, 2014, 08:02:21 PM
boy somebody doesnt want that picture getting out.it even said it could be published at bottom of pic.ive still got it at photobucket.i found it on a simple radient reciever search images.
HaHa...just use a picture of a Van de Graff generator. Looks the same anyway.

robomont

#221
yes to the simpleton but im trying to show that radient recivers are round also,like the hemispheres on the bottom of the fl.i had not heard a response on my comment of that being what they were so i posted that pic hoping for a response,then le spoke up.thanks le

on pegasus,its important to get each parts function understood.
that magnetic coil still has me stumped as far as how voltage is supplied and at what voltage ,current,number of wraps,gauge of wire.once we figure that out,its basically ready for production.
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robomont

well i got the image back up,so lets get rid of the grounding.maybe the coil is actually a tesla coil like the pics show.or just to magnetic coils flattened out and spaced a inch apart by dialectric.maybe this pic is the answer.
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PLAYSWITHMACHINES

#223
Quoteon pegasus,its important to get each parts function understood.
that magnetic coil still has me stumped as far as how voltage is supplied and at what voltage ,current,number of wraps,gauge of wire.once we figure that out,its basically ready for production.

Indeed, and yes the high voltage is necessary, that diagram is a bit vague, in modern terms it doesn't compute, but i saved it anyway, seems the top ball is connected to the inside of the sphere while the outside is connected to the other sphere by a 'non grounded wire'--what's the point of that?
Ground should be enough, we have plenty of evidence for ground being a transmission medium too, and a good one it is, or was, until everybody went 'hertzian' to quote Mr T.

As you know, we can do the electrical part step by step, just like with lifters.

Then there's dielectrics, as in electro-gravity effects (in ehich case there may be + and - gravity, but the general concensus is that there is only + or 0 gravity, no '-' as such. One day we wil crack that particular nut 8) )

Rotation being another interesting area of study (for me at least, i will never forget those Laithwaite xmas lectures i saw in '76) that was when i realised that he was going to be cast out as a heretic for daring to question the god-like status of Newton. They cast him out, and now Tokyo & Germany have his maglev trains & we have thirsty inefficient diesel or electric trans, still with WHEELS on them, OMG!

This is the 21st ffing century, why do we still have wheels?

onetruekeeper

The pointy peaks of mountain tops are a rich source of electrons. That's how electrons travel from the earth 's surface to the clouds. The clouds collect the charge because of the water which acts like a storage capacitor. So any cloud passing through a mountain peak is a potential source of electricity.