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its a now idea. hydrogen, multi-rotor,and composites the company http://aeroscraft.com/technology-copy/4580412172 has lift control by compressing in a tank and expanding gas in a bag to go up--a simple pump to go up and down igor pastornik i think, designed

never had the issue, even in my antique barn finds. not till ethanol came about.

still the question, is the science sound? what I mean is, can this be at all possible? or a marketing ploy? I studied forest science and michelob so subject is a bit above me and the oafs in my social circle. need to ask someone layman's terms please, as many years since the halls of...

agree, completely but, nonetheless, a curious claim. are you thinking worth a follow up?

requested link to company http://alkamewater.com/

hi all ran across an odd statement--about water: "Alkame has broken down the hydrogen bonds, reducing the waters molecular cluster size and increasing the residual of electrons ..." what does this mean?can we make fuel/hydrogen? increased electrons?power? another form of...

awesome, just what was needed. thank you

am honored to be here the levels of intelligence are quite impressive and the wit, and wisdom have long been here, learning and enjoying for years middle aged, multi skilled, active and outgoing- -average grey matter I'll try to keep up

I;m afraid, if the rotor becomes overpowered, it will drive the bow(s) under

my purpose for asking is ;where to put the rotor? a conventional sail creates lift, so is mounted nearer the bow

oop sorry,meant to say thank you

Mr lee said: ↑ hi -new but enjoyed years, wit and wisdom Flettner rotor on a boat - ie. magnus effect Can the vertical rotor create lift? a curve balls 'laces' exaggerate and bend the magnus effect. can you replicate this effect on a rotor? --perhaps to enable another direction of force-- up...