Chris, Then I will put it to you this way, I started with what TTBrown was doing and were I'm at now is far from there. What I'm working uses zero ion wind, doesn't need it, don't want it and is of no value to my propulsion phenomenon. Call it what you want, all I know is that it works and I'm final...

While I agree with the idea that the real effect is the one without any conventional contributions, it looks like Brown as well as many that have fallowed have settled for quick returns of the ion wind version of the concept.


Hector

Hi Chris,

In my research I take slightly different approach, because in our devices the efficiency is far higher than any conventional force mechanism can account for. So while I can't tell what it is, I can prove what it is not.

htmagic, Reading Browns patent description, it seems like what he had in mind was to use the flow of the hot gasses to move units of charge introduced into the fluid via a high voltage source away from the source and into a higher potential state. This simply will not work. A flame is a low energy p...

Kevin, What "stuff" are you refering too? I don't know about Middle earth, but here, on Earth, in the time of Man, all I'm trying to show is that the performance of the device I will be testing does not change when operating in atmospheric pressure or at vacuum level better than 1*10^-5 To...

I pulled the patent, looked at the patent and there is no free electron emitter to neutralize the free ions coming out of the exhaust. If you look at Fig. 2 on the patent you can clearly see that the stream shown on no.26 has a negative potential, likewise no.21 on the same drawing shows there is a ...

Hi Chris,

According to this definition you provided than ion wind plays no roll in thrust. Correct?

If that is the case than a true measurement of the TTBrown effect could only be made in the absence of any contributions by any other conventional force mechanisms. Correct?

In an attempt to contribute to this board I've been reading post from the past and present and I'm seeing a broad spectrum of opinion as to what they are calling or consider to be the TTBrown effect. So for the sake of clarity I want everyone to answer the fallowing questions so we can define the TT...

If I understand it correctly the flame jet generator that TTBrown proposed strips the hot fluid of electrons, which then raises the potential of the plates it is traveling through. However, there is a problem with this idea; the stripping of electrons will create a potential difference between the j...

The simple fact about the experiments in 2003 at the LEEIF facility is that they were preliminary and given the contraversial nature of this area of research simply not strong enough to file a report on. However, we did succeed in proving that the force would persist even in hard vacuum, which told ...

I just wanted to let everyone know that I will be testing our Field Propulsion devices in hard vacuum again starting this weekend. This time I have a lot more control over the situation and I can take my time solving any problems that might arise while testing. The chamber is over 4 feet tall and ab...

Assuming that you view ion wind producing devices as TTBrown devices, then the answer is that yes you can use AC or DC to power such a device. Absent this ion wind effect, AC will result in no net thrust since the vector of force will reverse and cancel any gain from the prior half cycle.

Ok, if you guys think that Mikado14 is scary than you better stay away from Richard, he will eat you guys alive. Don’t take my word for it, check out his posts at the Fusor.net website. Warning: Fusor.net is a high-end amateur science and engineering website; bring your A-game. These guys can be n...

I think that what Mikado14 is trying to point out is that ignoring thousands of years of accumulated human knowledge is not as wise as building upon it.

In other words standing on the shoulders of giants you might see further.

Hey Paul,

Have you seen the new footage I put on Youtube of the NASA vacuum experiments? I made 5 new videos that show different aspects of the test. I have several hours worth of footage, so It will be some time before I can post everything that might be interesting to you guys.


Hector