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LOLA Experiment – March/April, 2022

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First published at 12:09 UTC on April 23rd, 2022.

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#inertia
#propulsion

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This is an experiment I call “Linear Oscillation – Linear Acceleration” aka LOLA. This was only put together (from PIE components) to bench test some working theories and share some results with those people collaborating with me on the Trammel engine project. It was never expected to actually generate thrust since it is barely half of the necessary construct. This “could” be used (more or less) for thrust generation if there was either a speed differential control added, or another spring-loaded rod set at 180 degrees away from the one used.
This was 2 videos (poor audio…sorry) pasted together to show running after initial setup and then a rolling oscillation test which shows a definite “directional bias” but is not really able to self-propel due to an incomplete build.
I pretty much verified what I wanted to with this setup, so it will most likely not continue as a project of its own…
Thanks for watching!

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