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Gambeir wrote:

Hope this isn't too out of place. I can remove it obviously if you think so. However this image I managed to recover some time back when Boris Volfson caused a stir over his antigravity patent. Since that time this image, a readable image, has seemingly been scrubbed. Tin Eye cannot find one and I've searched, which I'm pretty good at most times, and I cannot locate another. I've reposted this image. You may want to consider downloading it for safe keeping.

In the ARV Inquiry Thread E.T. Power posted a video where Newman talks about wrapping coils of wire around a helium balloon and once more using a series of 9 volt batteries which would control the balloon. http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...vehicle-4.html

Anyways take a look at this image. Helium is undoubtedly important.

The journal Nature said patent 6,960,975 https://patents.google.com/patent/US6960975B1 was granted Nov. 1 to Boris Volfson of Huntington, Ind.,
for a space vehicle propelled by a superconducting shield that alters the curvature of space-time outside the craft in a way that counteracts gravity.

*Note the patent does not show this image.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U70nrM_E2T8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cWjc4H6FVQ

RAMSET wrote:

I can't see any Video just a little X or tiny box in the
top left corner [not sure why].
can you post a link ?
thx
Chet K

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfG6kyifq30

wyndbag wrote:

Very interesting video. Clean and simple. Do you know what he powered his coils with after he set them up?

tturner wrote:

i have heard of this therory before i guess i was just freaking out bc the time frame of 48 years would go by so fast

tturner wrote:

we have 48 years of oil left whether we teleport biofuels orgone engine we have no choice but to start this instant why wait

Ufopolitics wrote:

Hello Guys, Hello Vidbid,

Michael is right Guys...I posted that also on my Thread, after Vid introduce this CORE Tech...

Look at Capstan Motors for NEW Generation Tape Camcorders...don't go that far to the 70's...please!

I do not have the time to do that search...or load pic's here etc...but I have them...and I know them well.

You will see printed circuit boards stators, with some nicely layered coils within board...also they are AXIAL, NOT RADIAL...So it is worthless to compare an OLD Radial type VCR versus a freshly made 2014 Brushless Higher Tech.

Related to a "Motor of the Future"...it is far to be a Motor of the "Future"...please give me regeneration while accelerating...give me very small battery packs that look ridiculously small compared to motor size...that, to my understanding are Technologies of the Future for Electrodynamics.

I see a very nice compacted whole motor, I see an improvement by having "printed coils" layered down in very compact levels...but think what would happen if just one single fine copper line gets burnt/separated?...got no other choice but to order a new one right?...then, you will have to buy the whole thing...maybe even included mounted sensors...plus connectors, etc,etc.

I went to their site (btw very slow to watch videos, and run)...not even single whole motors available to buy separated as parts...maybe they are too new...let's give them the "benefit of the doubt"...

So far they are advertising their motors (mainly) for Lawn Equipment (light line) and electric bicycles... wonder how would they perform as Hub Motors for Higher weight EV's.


Regards


Ufopolitics

SilverToGold wrote:

I looked at the videos, I don't understand German but it seems they connected this device to a motor to turn it.... it made a few rotations and broke.

They machined some of the components out of graphite and surprise, graphite is brittle and it breaks easily.

Nice looking machine though - but not sure what they were trying to prove in the demonstration - but maybe that's because I don't speak German.

Heini wrote:

Sorry my English is so lala, because I'm German.

I'm working on a multifuel Motor called WilERK Motor. It's a Open Souce Motor without Patents and Licensing.
Inventor was Wilhelm Erk, born in Wuerzburg Germany, he died in 2011 with age 83 years.

I designed the Motor in Pro-Engineer and build a prototype.
Here you can see my baby:
WilERK - Wassermotor Montage - YouTube

This motor can run on ethanol or veg-oil or diesel or benzine.

The mechanical efficiency should be about 70 to 80%, because the motor uses a very clever waste heat recovery technology and double piston and only three moving parts, two pistons and the drive shaft.

Wilhelm Erk also claimed, that this Motor can run on Rainwater as Fuel, using a thermolysis process to split the watermolecules into hydrogen and oxygen. It sounds like a perpetual motion, but I'm really very interested to do a test if the motor will reach a stable state.

Here you can download the latest file:

http://ubuntuone.com/1q72vVxdbZ3tsXj412UBDp

Source: FreeCAD forum • View topic - Wanted - Helper for Open-Source WilERK-Motor