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InertiaMag
Inertial thrust device inventor says it is "the
most powerful space drive ever conceived, amplifying more than ten times the
weight thrust with no re-action and no emissions."
| "The most astounding feat of the
Inertiamag motor is the ability to thrust enough weight vertically to
lift a vehicle off the ground in an anti-gravity effect." |
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-- Carl Porter, inventor |
Official Website
- InertiaMag.com - "The
Greatest Invention since the wheel. The INERTIAMAG has the potential to
produce enough force to overcome the gravitational pull of the Earth, plus
produce unlimited amounts of energy."
Comments from the Inventor
Description of Crude Prototype
(Edited)
From: carl porter
To: Sterling D. Allan
Sent: Tuesday, July 20, 2004 8:24 AM
Subject: Re: antigravity , inertial thrust device
Hello Sterling ,
Thanks for your interest in the Inertiamag motor.
I do have a prototype which is constructed of aluminum extrusion,
homemade gears, lead (for weight), and even wood . This makes for a very crude
prototype, but it does exactly as intended, it thrusts weight in only one
direction, which ever direction you wish to point it. The Inertiamag prototype
is only 12 inches long and weighs a total of 2 pounds with less than a pound of
thrusting weight. When I attach a 3/8" drill to the inertiamag, it can move
a 10 pound weight across the floor with ease.
As far as running time, if it were precision made with machined gears and
proper bearings then it would run for ever or until the bearings need replaced.
But as for my prototype, it will only run until the homemade gears start
slipping and becomes un-balanced. Then I have to stop and realign the gears and
start over.
Many friends and family members have witnessed the Inertiamag in motion
and all have seen the enormous amount of weight exerted from it.
I have not patented the Inertiamag yet because [financial constraints...]
which leaves little or none to put into my invention.
I built the Inertiamag prototype in the early 1980s, but it has been stored away
in the closet until I started surfing the internet just last year and found that
people have been trying to build an over-unity device with no results. I have
searched the internet ever since for a device like the Inertiamag motor, but it
seems inventors have come some-what close but never figured it out. (By the way,
there is only one logical way to thrust weight with no re-action.) To my
amazement there has been no other invention like the Inertiamag (unless
it has been repressed-suppressed?).
My goal is to acquire a small amount of funds to replace my homemade gears so I
can at least show the inertial force thrust by the Inertiamag motor, on my web
site. But anyway thanks for your interest in my invention. If you or
someone you know, would like to invest in the Inertiamag motor, please
e-mail me anytime.
Thanks , Carl
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Applications
(Edited)
From: carl porter
To: Sterling D. Allan
Sent: Tuesday, July 20, 2004 11:46 AM
Subject: Re: antigravity , inertial thrust device
I do not have any data showing input energy versus output thrust, my workshop
isn't really a laboratory (Porter Labs) as I have eluded to on my site.
However I do claim the Inertiamag motor to be an over-unity device.
My idea of a free energy power plant comes from a vertically mounted
generator with a horizontal pole atop, two Inertiamag motors placed at the ends
of the pole which in turn thrusts inertial weight to spin the generator to
produce more energy than it takes to spin the Inertiamag motors.
So I do believe I can change the way energy is produced in the world with no
harmful emissions.
If you think that's crazy listen to my next claim. I believe I can build a
flying saucer with 8 Inertiamag motors 3 on the left side 3 on the right side 1
in front 1 in back for maneuvering.
If you could see the inertial force from my invention, you too would come up
with a thousand uses for the Inertiamag motor. Internal propulsion for the
largest ships, is one of the best ways to incorporate the Inertiamag for
steering, stopping, or reversing. The Inertiamag can be built the size of a
house or the size of a mouse it doesn't matter.
Carl
Contact
- Carl Porter, inventor
email: wordporter@yahoo.c*om
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA
See also
Page created by Sterling
D. Allan, July 20, 2004
Last updated November 17, 2006
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