dkelvey@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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>> This particular flywheel (that we discuss here) is already tied up to
>> the kind of substance which the Concept of Dipolar Gravity calls
>> "counter-matter"
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> What kind of junk are you reading ( dipolar_gravity.htm ).
I've got no idea what counter-matter or dipolar gravity are but
clearly they're up there with magnetic monopoles and brownian
motion rectifiers.
> Second, a force applied to tha axis of an otherwise free flywheel
> will case a perpendicular motion ( not power, vectors are at 90
> degrees ). This means your machine will need to restrict the motion
> of the flywheel to some angle like 45 degrees between the force and
> free motion. At this angle, over time, the flywheel will precess
> until
> it is exactly aligned with the polar axis.
Couldn't you fix this with a pair of counter-rotating flywheels?
I've heard of motorcycles with counter-rotating brakes used to
cancel out some of the weird gyro forces that happen when steering
or leaning at high speeds. Perhaps it would work for this as well.
Anthony
