Fruitbat's questions and email from the Token

[Nancy_Hutchison]

Excellent,
Just had a reply from Fred, who is looking after Himself , and fine.

Anyone ever seen the gravitor parts defy so called gravity without ELECTRICITY??????
No thing weighs anything.
Kevin

its all about memory

[kevin]

Excellent,
Just had a reply from Fred, who is looking after Himself , and fine.

Anyone ever seen the gravitor parts defy so called gravity without ELECTRICITY??????
No thing weighs anything.
Kevin

its all about memory

Exactly, We are on the self same frequency.
Kevin

[Mikado14]

I will answer within the quote, I do not like doing so but I am short for time at the moment

OK. I think I got this a while ago actually, the gravitor seems to work best on a rising edge, so one would imagine that to get a decent continous linear output one is going to have to give it a sawtooth or "flyback" style waveform.

Having worked on analog video for a very long time and even taught it, I don't believe a "flyback waveform" is what you mean. The sawtooth and flyback wave are a bit different. A flyback waveform will have sync pulses in it and can be described as a complex or composite wave. A simple sawtooth doesn't. But you have the basic concept, essentially.

The problemo as I understand it, is that the gravitor likes very high voltages in comparison to my beloved lifter which starts doing it's thang at 8Kv and getting a sawtooth to do very high voltages is technically a bit problematic or as I like to call it "bloody expensive" if you try and buy your way out of the problem.

I achieved the 51% efficiency at a voltage less than 15KV. Getting a sawtooth at high voltage from 0 volts to even the 15KV I have mentioned would be problematic but there are ways around it that are NOT expensive and those ways are dictated by how the Gravitor functions. You thinking in terms of a lifter and that would be in absolute values.

There is of course a cheap and cheerful way of generating your eht sawtooth if you need such a thing, up to and past (if neccesary) the mythical 200Kv mark. But maybe that isn't the problem.

Okay, don't feel much like figuring out "eht" but I never said "my (your)sawtooth". Who said you need 200KV?

I've no real idea of course, but I have formed the idea that the Gravitor can be made to produce more grams of thrust in a much smaller area than a lifter BUT since it's much heavier it's less likely to actually "fly".

On its face value you would be correct. A VERY much smaller area.

I can see instantly why this system would suit a nuclear sub or large ship. But you still need more thrust without adding more mass before it will fly.

Have I got it right so far?

Sounds to me that you are confusing mass with weight and volumetric area.

FB.

[Mikado14]

Military has been using ceramics for anti-gravity for years.
Three spheres of barium titanate placed in specific position will self levitate.
and they are now way past barium titanate

Not quite correct.

Mikado

[kevin]

I would guesstimate that the super conductive wafers need resistive material between them.
A humans spine is interesting with such in mind.
Kevin

[LuisP]

Very well observed.

Had never tought about that, but now that you mention it .... perfect sense !

Makes one wonder about the vertrebaeless .

You know, them whom we "evolved" from ?

[Fruitbat]

This seems like the right place to ask the question.
Is there a reason that I cannot search the forum?

When I try I get this:
Sorry but you cannot use search at this time. Please try again in a few minutes.
(which never works)

FB.

[Mikado14]

This seems like the right place to ask the question.
Is there a reason that I cannot search the forum?

When I try I get this:
Sorry but you cannot use search at this time. Please try again in a few minutes.
(which never works)

FB.

For some unknown reason, you were assigned with no permissions. Can't figure it out. Anyway, I assigned permissions and you should have no problem. I tested them out and the search function works.

Search only will function for logged in members.

Mikado

[LuisP]

For some unknown reason, you were assigned with no permissions. Can't figure it out. Anyway, I assigned permissions and you should have no problem. I tested them out and the search function works.

Mikado

HA !
Hell of a Karma, FB !
(sorry, couldn't resist it)


Time to shake it off, I'd say.
So I say it.

You do what you have to do ....

[Fruitbat]

IF I click on the "view new posts" feature I get the response "Sorry but you cannot use search at this time.
Please try again in a few minutes". The search button does the same.

(FYI.)
FB.

P.S. "Three spheres of barium titanate placed in specific position will self levitate". - As will anything else placed at the lagrange points...