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Author Topic: What is the best reactionless drive test?  (Read 4302 times)

vified

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What is the best reactionless drive test?
« on: October 10, 2009, 11:44:35 AM »
Would the pendulum test, with the device covered by a plastic bag be enough? A plastic bag should block any air turbulence as well as effects such as ion wind.

Would that be enough to prove an anomaly is taking place, or is there anything else that could be added to such a setup?

Cloxxki

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Re: What is the best reactionless drive test?
« Reply #1 on: October 10, 2009, 02:51:16 PM »
Welcome to the club!

I think it works like this:
A- you make the claim, explaining the effects you have accomplished, and the kind of device.
Then you'll get:
B1- The believers will congratulate you, and start working on replications.
B2- The sceptics will automatically (hardly a need to ask) come up with excellent tests to verify your claims, and find how well yur device does, what it does. No-one better to help you with your claim than a sceptic who wants your success. You'll find plenty of them here.

broli

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Re: What is the best reactionless drive test?
« Reply #2 on: October 10, 2009, 03:22:13 PM »
There's a very similar thread made a while ago by someone else or maybe you under a different alias. If you are not the same person but choose the same path as him I advise you to put that plastic bag on your head and stop posting here.

vified

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Re: What is the best reactionless drive test?
« Reply #3 on: October 10, 2009, 04:48:12 PM »
There's a very similar thread made a while ago by someone else or maybe you under a different alias. If you are not the same person but choose the same path as him I advise you to put that plastic bag on your head and stop posting here.

I used to post here years ago and my account is long gone and forgotten, however I can assure you this isn't an alias. The words I used here are very common and I used to make topics based on similar ideas...

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Welcome to the club!

I think it works like this:
A- you make the claim, explaining the effects you have accomplished, and the kind of device.
Then you'll get:
B1- The believers will congratulate you, and start working on replications.
B2- The sceptics will automatically (hardly a need to ask) come up with excellent tests to verify your claims, and find how well yur device does, what it does. No-one better to help you with your claim than a sceptic who wants your success. You'll find plenty of them here.

Thanks, good ideas, I was curious about this test because I've been wondering what effects could disguise themselves as anti gravity while being covered by a plastic bag and suspended by a string.

Ion wind should be blocked, so should other air movements caused by mechanical parts inside the drive, but there's still other forces such as magnetism.

A perfected pendulum string test could be useful even if it doesn't prove antigravity.

For example, if we have a drive that isn't exactly a reactionless drive, it could still be an anomaly and with a perfected test it might help determine what drives the device.

broli

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Re: What is the best reactionless drive test?
« Reply #4 on: October 10, 2009, 05:01:32 PM »
I'm not going to ask you to be open about your project since you already made that clear by not saying anything at all. It seems to me you're looking for free advise for your own selfish needs. I encourage you to look at other on going OPEN projects where people are collaborating together and how much can be achieved that way. If you don't agree this forum is not the right place for you. People help and share here. We are beyond the point of making money, if we don't collaborate now for cheap global solution we will be doomed.

vified

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Re: What is the best reactionless drive test?
« Reply #5 on: October 10, 2009, 05:06:09 PM »
I'm not going to ask you to be open about your project since you already made that clear by not saying anything at all. It seems to me you're looking for free advise for your own selfish needs. I encourage you to look at other on going OPEN projects where people are collaborating together and how much can be achieved that way. If you don't agree this forum is not the right place for you. People help and share here. We are beyond the point of making money, if we don't collaborate now for cheap global solution we will be doomed.

Maybe because there is no project? What makes you think I've even built anything  ???

I want to perfect a test, maybe we could even get some standard test that anyone could use on their device, as so far best anyone's said is "tie it to a string"

broli

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Re: What is the best reactionless drive test?
« Reply #6 on: October 10, 2009, 05:10:40 PM »
My bad then this just seemed like too much deja vu so I made a quick assumption. This is the thread I meant btw:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=7808.0

vified

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Re: What is the best reactionless drive test?
« Reply #7 on: October 10, 2009, 05:53:44 PM »
Reading that topic, it gives me an idea to how his problem can be solved, but I'm going to post it in this thread as I think it's more suitable here.

If we attach a long rigid rod to the top of the device, which points in the direction perpendicular to the direction of thrust of the device, and we tie two strings to each end of the rod, then that completely solves the problem that the guy is having. That should show whether there is thrust or not.

So basically there's a stick on the device that is tied to two strings on each end, meaning it makes it very difficult for it to spin.

But there's not enough information to conclude whether the test is sufficient. He hasn't ruled out other factors.