Cloxxi, yes i was very intrigued by what Marco Rodin says about that; and how the scientists he presented it to years ago were all excited about it because it would be a "totally reactionless drive": Meaning no matter what output comes from it, there is no reaction at all to the "load".
So far, that has not played out in the empirical testing (there is a reaction, as seen by increased current draw on the supply that pulses the coil): So does that mean it is truly not "reactionless", or that the designs haven't got it right yet? Lol a good question for us to discover i think: A "reactionless coil" IS FREE ENERGY, no question about it.
So far, that has not played out in the empirical testing (there is a reaction, as seen by increased current draw on the supply that pulses the coil): So does that mean it is truly not "reactionless", or that the designs haven't got it right yet? Lol a good question for us to discover i think: A "reactionless coil" IS FREE ENERGY, no question about it.
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