I've sifted through the posts and not found one mention of Thomas Townsend Brown who was a pioneer in this field.
http://www.soteria.com/brown/
So now I've set the record straight.
Yes it does work in a vacuum otherwise NASA would be looking at it as a thruster.
The only question I have asked is how big does it have to be to be manned to work in the atmosphere.
Evidently you haven't heard of the work of Thomas Townsend Brown. I thought this was a place for nerds not dorks!
I've built one it works so has NASA end of thread!
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I've sifted through the posts and not found one mention of Thomas Townsend Brown who was a pioneer in this field. http://www.soteria.com/brown/ So now I've set the record straight. Yes it does work in a vacuum otherwise NASA would be looking at it as a thruster. The only question I have asked is how big does it have to be to be manned to work in the atmosphere.
Evidently you haven't heard of the work of Thomas Townsend Brown. I thought this was a place for nerds not dorks! I've built one it works so has NASA end of thread!