The Wright CAP (Centrifugal Asymmetry Propulsion) Motor

[xassxass]

Sorry my friend. This is not a new. I invented simular & many others several years ago. Its a time consuming curse.Because sadly what you will see every single time- is the beauty of physics unfold. Every action = an opposite reaction. Always.

The small "angle": why do you need that on the outer "force propellers"? Couldnt it just be aligned with the horizontal main axl?

The inner force moving outwards (downside circle)= the outer force moving inside (upper cirle). Or have I misunderstood?

[CreationTribe]

@xassxass yes. The angle is what causes the device to lift. It causes the forces to nullify on the inward/downward action, giving the upward/outward motion a vector movement wherein lift will be maximized at a 45 deg angle slightly inward and to the side. When you add up all the lift angles you get a net upward lift.

I'm happy to hear that others have thought this through as well. This is the first time I've seen this exact design, or anything like it. So this is the first on youtube.

[TheAsatot]

The best thing here, is that the rotory mass breaks and accelerates by the internal force of the system. Great idea! But really hard to build.

[ender3711]

@TheAsatot Thanks for the comment. My friend introduced me to one of his buddies with a machine shop who just happens to be a CAD/Physics buff. He's really interested in the idea - so hopefully we'll have a working model to post within the next 6 or 7 months. :)

[kennywilson007]

Thanks Friend, I'll be checking that out!

[kennywilson007]

Cool stuff! If you like this type of thing you will be interested in 'Tesla Free Energy Generator – How to Build A Magnetic Electric Generator' A friend build a small test one producing 100 watts. It took ten watts to operate it so after using a car battery to start it up, It would then take care of itself.

[ender3711]

@kennywilson007 heh, yeah. trust me, I'm a huge Tesla fan. Have you been able to get a hold of any of the Tom Bearden DVD's on energy from the vacuum? Pretty crazy stuff. I've been thinking about building a Bedini motor. Think that would be a fun project.

[segrum]

get yourself a CAD program where it is better able to see that you're talking about.

[ender3711]

@segrum good idea. I'll have to start looking around for one