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I have heard rumor of a new air powered car being released in france that would run entirely on air and I was reminded of a post Glenn Hawkins made on precession on a box and was wondering if such a device could propel a vehicle of some sort as long as the gyro was set firmly. if someone could tell me if such a thing was possible it would be much apreciated. |
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26 February 2008
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Glenn Hawkins - 11/03/2008 00:38:19
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| | Hello Link S.,
Good to see you thinking and working. Did you think your were abandoned? I’m sorry to be so long getting back to you.
I was amassed to find that these first prototype French cars you directed me towards run fifty miles at about sixty miles per hour from a compressed air tank that releases air and is said to sound like a lawn mower. If they are continually reengineered over time it looks like they could eventually become an excellent, cheep and green way to travel. Let’s hope. You can find lots of details by using your search engine.
My space inchworm ‘on a box?’ isn’t suited for earth travel. Well, take it easy if you can get it.
Regards,
Glenn
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Link S. - 07/05/2008 19:14:09
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| | Thank you Glenn and with a little more research we may be able to find a way to create linear motion with the force of the gyroscope itself making a Better alternative to travel yet.
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