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Welcome to The Inertial Propulsion Workshop. Please feel free to introduce yourself and let everyone know what project(s) you are working on, have worked on, or what you are planning on.
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About This Workshop
Hey, I’m Bryan — and I’m building something new here. I don’t have it all figured out yet — none of us do — but I do know what I’m committed to: hands-on experimentation and honest exploration of inertial propulsion and real-world thrust. If you’re curious about alternate propulsion and want to move beyond theory into observation and testing, you’re in the right place. This group is for experimenters, engineers, mechanics, builders, and curious minds who want to learn, test ideas, and think critically — even when the answers aren’t obvious. What’s my goal? - To explore and develop inertial propulsion concepts through real experiments - To share results openly — wins, failures, and lessons learned - To work together and push this technology forward, step by step Here’s what you can expect: ✅ Posts, lessons, and ideas as I build and test in real time ✅ A place to share your work, questions, and observations ✅ A community where your input can help shape where this goes Who this isn’t for: 🚫 People waiting for everything to be perfect before starting 🚫 Armchair critics who never build or test 🚫 Anyone unwilling to contribute — even in small ways If this sounds like you — you’re welcome here. Comment, post, share what you’re working on. Let’s build this together.
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Old prototypes
Here's one of my original Split Gyroscopes from back in '94: https://photos.app.goo.gl/QJcHYL7Qa7V8DHJq9 The table saw motor is 10A @ 120V, with one pound weights. The fir strips on the bottom are springy - any other wood will snap during the phase shift. This has a much longer throw than the little 12V unit I eventually made for my video. The spokes point straight forwards at the top of the arc across the room during that half rotation. This is a Torque Accelerator (although not my first one) due to the way the plane of rotation tips. And the motor makes a loud groaning sound during operation.
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A hands-on workshop for builders and experimenters exploring inertial propulsion through real-world testing.
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