Re: Why you should patent.

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Posted by Joel L. Lewis (24.197.38.131) on May 30, 2003 at 08:48:50:

In Reply to: Re: Why you should patent. posted by Darren on May 29, 2003 at 15:40:48:

Well, I know the one-line summaries of their principles, but not the 'full versions'.:-)

As for the 'reactionless drive', here's a link posted a while ago to the board that certainly seems to show quit simply why it need NOT break the laws of physics:

http://www.montalk.net/newton/newton.html

Basically, the argument is that if the action is linnear, and the reaction is angular(spin)then you have the formula for an innertial drive. It sure convinced me.:-)

: : Aaarrgggghhhh-that's IT, I'm looking up his three laws on line and taking a copy home to pour over.:-D

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: You mean you don't know them by heart? Shame on you :-)

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: : Is it perhaps the 'action/reaction' one, the same one really does allow reaction propulsion to work 'legally'?

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: Now see, that's a perfect example of an invention that breaks a law of the universe... therefore I seriously doubt their claim.

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: : How's your design coming, by the way? You're sure keeping us in suspense about it; what a dramatist!*Starts grumbling to himself*:-D

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: Errk... I was wondering when someone would ask...

: I'm not having problems with the design or the principle, but computers in general suck and life has a way of throwing too much crap at you right when you need to be left alone.

: While working on the sim my computer started to politely tell me that I was out of memory. Apparently Working Model 2D runs entirely on RAM and not on swap space so your model complexity if seriously limited by physical RAM.

: Well, I now am the proud owner of a new Dell Inspiron 8500 (which I'm typing on now :-) with a 2.5 Ghz P4 and GIG of RAM! but it's taken me a few days to rebuild it (wiped XP off there as soon as it arrived). So... I'm a little behind schedule. I do apologize but that's why I broadcast that completion date... I was hoping the extra pressure from youz guys would encourage me to not slack off... it's working :-)

: Later!
: Darren

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Comments:	: Well, I know the one-line summaries of their principles, but not the 'full versions'.:-) : As for the 'reactionless drive', here's a link posted a while ago to the board that certainly seems to show quit simply why it need NOT break the laws of physics: : http://www.montalk.net/newton/newton.html : Basically, the argument is that if the action is linnear, and the reaction is angular(spin)then you have the formula for an innertial drive. It sure convinced me.:-) : : : : Aaarrgggghhhh-that's IT, I'm looking up his three laws on line and taking a copy home to pour over.:-D : : : : You mean you don't know them by heart? Shame on you :-) : : : : : Is it perhaps the 'action/reaction' one, the same one really does allow reaction propulsion to work 'legally'? : : : : Now see, that's a perfect example of an invention that breaks a law of the universe... therefore I seriously doubt their claim. : : : : : How's your design coming, by the way? You're sure keeping us in suspense about it; what a dramatist!Starts grumbling to himself:-D : : : : Errk... I was wondering when someone would ask... : : I'm not having problems with the design or the principle, but computers in general suck and life has a way of throwing too much crap at you right when you need to be left alone. : : While working on the sim my computer started to politely tell me that I was out of memory. Apparently Working Model 2D runs entirely on RAM and not on swap space so your model complexity if seriously limited by physical RAM. : : Well, I now am the proud owner of a new Dell Inspiron 8500 (which I'm typing on now :-) with a 2.5 Ghz P4 and GIG of RAM! but it's taken me a few days to rebuild it (wiped XP off there as soon as it arrived). So... I'm a little behind schedule. I do apologize but that's why I broadcast that completion date... I was hoping the extra pressure from youz guys would encourage me to not slack off... it's working :-) : : Later! : : Darren
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