Mark Moody did say it...fruitbat
Posted: Sun Jul 05, 2015 12:18 pm
I was told that Mark Moody claimed he said something on another forum but that he couldn't login. Well, all he has to do is to attempt and request a "forgotten password" and he would be able to login. However, the post he is looking for is in the archived section which is not accessible. Therefore, even if he did attempt to login or was successful, he wouldn't have found it.
There are about a half dozen posts in regard to his idea. He also mentioned some type of "push-pull effect". So fruitbat, if you want to see the photos, you will have to login but the text is there.
But here it is:
There are about a half dozen posts in regard to his idea. He also mentioned some type of "push-pull effect". So fruitbat, if you want to see the photos, you will have to login but the text is there.
But here it is:
Mark Moody wrote:RECYCLING IONS
Postby mark moody » Tue Dec 01, 2009 5:50 pm
Picture #3.
Someone "caught on".
Maybe by re-reading something?
Notice the top electrode, the toroid use and the overall design.
Mr. Brown's top plexiglass and metal disk are replaced with a top metal disk only.
Picture #4.
TOP OFF.jpg
The top is off in this picture.
Notice the protruding top electrode and the layered open design?
Mr. Brown's device also has a top protruding electrode.
Mr. Brown's device is hollow, uses a toroid.
Mr. Brown notes in his 1st notebook and Bahnson's, that use of a toroid as a bottom electrode eliminates downward pressure.
Mr. Brown's design also is layered and has the top and bottom electrodes separated by air.
Plexiglass is used in Mr. Brown's design to "house" the circulating ions.
Containg the generated ions enable the disk to "build up" more force/power to assist with lift.
Now who do you suppose had the idea first
It is stated inDeyo's video #8 of eight on youtube, "he was so close-if only he had done this".
I think Mr. Brown did not miss a thing.
Perhaps, we are only now discovering all that he did do?
Look at the pictures again..top and bottom electrodes, toroids, protruding center electrodes, hollow designs.
That's my story and I'm sticking with it!
Mark
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