Making a Super IONIC PLASMA THRUSTER For Flight ! (NEW Design)

[@skillmake]

Ion thrusters work by creating ions (charged particles) from a gas, like xenon. These ions are then accelerated by an electric field and shot out of the engine at high speed. As the ions are pushed out, the spacecraft gets pushed in the opposite direction, similar to how a balloon moves when air escapes from it. Even though space has no air, ion thrusters don’t need air to work-they use electricity to move the ions. This allows the spacecraft to slowly but steadily move forward.

[@kakamarantika8411]

you should keep your inventions for your self before you able to patented it, be a rich man 💪🏻

[@XzarElite]

@@kakamarantika8411 na it isnt a secret anymore, long time ago, called Plasma the 4th element.

[@bradc1838]

Have you tried using superconductors to increase thrust to weight ratio?

[@hgggvfvbhfc1839]

Для работы ионных двигателей всё равно необходим расход материи, рабочего тела. А прелесть ионных двигателей состоит в том, что они как раз не "медленные" - а позволяют разогнаться быстрее классических ракетных двигателей. Но пока импульс их слаб по мощности, поэтому использую их на мини спутниках, пусатах.

[@AndySanjaya]

This Will make iron suit possible to make 🎉

[@bllu]

Tip : Place a large magnet behind it, make your cuts rolling and not pointed. Makes a vortex that blows a bit better.

[@enermaxstephens1051]

Could one ever be designed that generates enough lift for VTOL?

[@mrr5835]

But would a magnet be too heavy for flight?

[@DrLobinshots]

@@enermaxstephens1051with enough innovation. But with todays methods no absolutely not.

[@bradc1838]

Would a superconductor used for the ring elements produce stronger thrust?

[@joecater894]

@@enermaxstephens1051 9,810W.. so same as 9 electric heaters all working at once for a 2kg drone would just about do it. Maybe one day some advances in tech will allow it though..

[@Computeraidedautomation]

The idea of using ionic plasma for propulsion feels like straight out of a sci-fi movie, but seeing it in real life is truly futuristic

[@Unknown-k4l6y]

Sometimes you have to imagine fiction to convert into reality

[@jtjames79]

You're right, a white paper and everybody ignores you or makes fun of you. Like hypertube. You write a "fiction" book with all the necessary information, you are "hard" sci-fi, and somewhere out there is a nerd trying to make it happen.

[@itranscendencei7964]

If this seems like something out of a sci-fi movie, then you would be amazed at what kind of tech is really out there.

[@Matthew-ir1ed]

While I love everything about this, I can't imagine it becoming practical due to the high energy requirements for such a low output

[@jtjames79]

@@Matthew-ir1ed ChatGTP, design me a cold fusion power plant. Okay now miniaturize it. Now send that to JLCPCB. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon.

[@rkeewiflavour]

0:26 Electroboom reminder right there 🤣

[@mindbenderx1174]

as a welder, fabricator, that was fantastic, sir! That made my day and sparked my curiosity of expounding upon this idea. I had never given Dyson fans any mind at all, a curiosity at most, as too expensive for my blood. I went to Itt for electronics and I had ZERO Idea that ionic flow was THAT simple OMG. also you gained a like and a subscriber.

[@frozencreed]

8:32 the moment the whole video makes sense.

[@TMCRGaming]

whats that supposed to mean

[@RubenLoz]

@@TMCRGaming Means he's a liar, and that clip of it flying on its own in the beginning is completely false.

[@TMCRGaming]

@@RubenLoz Thrust and lift are two different things... He called it a THRUSTER not a lifter...

[@0MMedia]

@@TMCRGaming still a liar, take a look back at the first clip, not a single rope in sight

[@kmaximoff]

Yeah it was a clickbait I thought it is PlasmaChannel guy and got mind blown that it was able to generate a lift on plasma trust on its own.

[@EfficientEnergyTransformations]

A great improvement process. One interesting idea is to put some smoke in the air as to visualize how after every improvement the fluid dynamic changes. That actually can be very interesting in researching how how voltage discharges swirls the air based on the shapes they are engineered to.

[@Denistipkov]

Идея интересная, но я не пойму смысл такого двигателя? У него кпд мизерное , и я так понимаю он применим только в воздушной или газообразной среде ?

[@EfficientEnergyTransformations]

@@Denistipkov Agree. The efficiency of these types of reactive engines ( no moving part ) is quite abysmal, technically in any fluid environment. They are very good in pure vacuum though, understandingly why. Still it is quite an interesting setup and experiment that can have a great research value.

[@Denistipkov]

@@EfficientEnergyTransformations Они работают в вакууме? Мне просто показалось что они создают поток окружающего их газа, что то по типу ижектора

[@EfficientEnergyTransformations]

@@Denistipkov Yup they do. It is like extremely primitive/homemade EM drive. They create gas flow, when there is a gas around them to organize ( base on the form of the high voltage discharger ), if there is no gas, as in vacuum, the propelled device will, with time, just incur the reaction force of the expelled ions.

[@MegaControltv]

Buenisimo !!!! Buen experimento ! Ceee que algún día se vea esta tecnología en la aviación? Esto podría funcionar en el espacio ?

[@luqmanrashid1651]

0:33 parody of electroboom 😅

[@umarukaze6625]

exactly!

[@AlbiDartanan]

i was like : "new electroboom" XD

[@Mark_nobody3]

Don’t touch a thing, and now we take this high voltage and Spark! Ow… F***

[@luqmanrashid1651]

now can collab with mr mehdi

[@daniel_77.]

Please make a collab with "the Plasma Channel"

[@DominicRyanOsborne]

First thing any of us thought of when hmmm they could probably come to with a backyard ionic thruster pulse jet engine (though I believe that already exists)

[@OtherTheDave]

I saw the video and clicked on it before realizing this _wasn’t_ the plasma channel. 😅

[@Aaron_oder_so]

Or Integza

[@Xantosh82]

@@Aaron_oder_so OR BOTH, imagine these 3 working together!

[@McGyver008]

@@Xantosh82 Interestingly you'll find hardly 2+ people share their skills, knowledge and experience to make something awesome. Believe it or not: The commonly seen "talking into individuality" 'train' most people to become paranoid and selfish... or in short: Narrow-minded and short-sighted. Leading industry have been taking efforts in talking people into individaulism (of course not concerning their own staff, which has to collaborate effectively). Would humankind be as "civilized" as media wants to make us believe, such stupid and childish "that's MINE!" would have been abandoned long ago. But this is still the major concern, which have been blocking technical progress since many decades. We _ k n o w _ , that cooperation is the best way to progress quickly, because each individual has at least slightly different experience, knowledge and therefore capability to contribute to existing or new solutions. But... we are educated to be greedy, to care more for inhibiting others to gain something instead in moving a common development forward. This is - from my perspective - the evolutional step, our humankind misses and _ a v o i d s _ to make. Moreover I state, that this stasis is "educationally based". Although... as long as people refuse to realize, that we need to follow rational findings instead of listening to sick "recommendations" coming from doubtable sources (which are mostly not even commonly known,,,) we will go on blocking our own evolution. Well, this is a statement, which might seem to be "oversized" somehow compared to the actual topic, but... it is the exact same problem we can see here than in the real economic world - it is a _ g e n e r a l _ problem and is has be be overcome, no matter whether in "short projects" - like this one (where it might be simpler...) - or in big ones (which anyway are in the hands of financial giants and... following their mostly sick "economical decisions").

[@PlasmaChannel]

Hey good work! And great title, it sounds familiar :P

[@atrumluminarium]

The design is plagiarised from Integza lol

[@NagronCZ]

honestly was thinking this was you, and wasnt sure about your channel name for a sec

[@PlasmaChannel]

@@atrumluminarium Technically it’s plagiarized from both Integza and I. My multistage design and Integza’s ring electrodes. It’s good work regardless, just wish he had acknowledged our previous work.

[@PennyEvolus]

@@atrumluminarium i would go look at who made the original design for the radial ionic thruster

[@Emanansari4223]

Very is the good design 🎉❤

[@설철환]

안녕 하세요 저는 공기 흡입에 관해서 7년연구중인 사람입니다 지금 현재 보는 실험영상은 저의연구와 같네요 저는 공기 흡입을 연구해서 이 기술로 dalla valle 물리 방정식의 한계를 극복할수 있는 방법을 찿을수 있었 습니다 놀랍네요 이기술이 다른영역에서 쓰일수 있는건 처음 보는거라서 흥미롭네요

[@christopherleubner6633]

Workd a lot like the charging brush on an old xerox laser printer for the drum assembly. Used one for years to make ozone and static charge the air to get rid of spores and bacteria that could cause problems woth my mycology experiments ❤

[@skillmake]

Thank you for the information you gave me, its applications were interesting😉

[@kylereese4822]

@@skillmake How about putting variable engine nozzles on the exhausts ? that would give you some control and 2 engines facing down wards to provide lift... ?

[@JOKERシCOD-YT]

This is a good idea. If we want to make a large spacecraft, we need a very large battery with a capacity of 16,500.00 ampers, and the materials used on the structure are yminium steel, and the engines are jets of the generation 15. As for the fuel, it needs electricity, recitant shock waves, oxides or a large amount of processor paste, which is mixed with copper and metal.

[@JLCra87]

I had no idea you could coat plastic in graphite to electroplate it. Fascinating!

[@American97percent]

Many Russians don't know that shashlik tastes better if you put onion rings between the pieces of meat. . But it seems that everyone knows how to fry shashlik.

[@tubevijay4246]

Nicely said

[@Greg_ThymeTraveler]

I was going to do this as a senior design project years ago but it didn't work out how I wanted it. Yours came out nice.

[@TesladiMurbox]

Fantastic idea! Once your "machine" get faster, the great durability of your "helium drone" on air could easily replace propeller drones for continuous filming.

[@1islam1]

🔴 What Is Islam? 🔴 Islam is not just another religion. 🔵 It is the same message preached by Moses, Jesus and Abraham. 🔴 Islam literally means ‘submission to God’ and it teaches us to have a direct relationship with God. 🔵 It reminds us that since God created us, no one should be worshipped except God alone. 🔴 It also teaches that God is nothing like a human being or like anything that we can imagine. 🌍 The concept of God is summarized in the Quran as: 📖 { “Say, He is God, the One. God, the Absolute. He does not give birth, nor was He born, and there is nothing like Him.”} (Quran 112:1-4) 📚 🔴 Becoming a Muslim is not turning your back to Jesus. 🔵 Rather it’s going back to the original teachings of Jesus and obeying him. More .....👇 🔴 THE RETURN OF JESUS

[@TesladiMurbox]

@@1islam1 How wonderful that you, representing the Muslims, will share with us this world by developing technology to provide us with peace, love and intellectual evolution. Obviously without denigrating the values ​​of any and all religions. Evolution is a blessing!

[@PersonausdemAll]

@@1islam1make peace, not terror!

[@A11V1R15]

Helium drone... A blimp

[@Maestro7228]

​@@1islam1 Islamists really do be like that

[@dannyfeeney318]

An old friend from my Army days and I used to talk about this idea of spitting ions out the back of a space ship as thrust, neat to see it actually works very well.

[@Psionic-soon-to-be]

Inztaga made a video about ionic thrust as well as the plasma channel but this guy's thruster looks exactly like the one inztaga made but with some design choices from the plasma channel like multi stage but there's one thing he di which I think was smart I looked likehe used the electricity that was used on the first stage jump across the second stage which is an efficient way of useing energy

[@atrumluminarium]

Yeah he plagiarised integza without giving credit lol

[@karelsnajdr4469]

There was design inprovement. If I understand correctly, the middle stage is not directly connected to the power source. Multi-stage thruster from plasma channel has all stages connected. If that is true, that would be really smart and I wonder what are the limits of such a design. Because that would allow higher voltages and weight savings. However it really is building on top of both designs instead of creating entirely new one.

[@jpjay1584]

there are always people using other's ideas without giving them credits. (aka stealing)

[@Psionic-soon-to-be]

@@jpjay1584 but if we're being completely honest most technology's are copied to some extent like hyper threading in intel cpus AMD made their own version or the ac motor made by tesla which was brushless unlike the current revolution of that time of dc motors which were less efficient it's always some kind of ballance of how much are you leaving the same if you make a carbon copy that's stealing but if you improve the design than it's probably fine

[@jpjay1584]

@@Psionic-soon-to-be I mean content. KZbin content about making a ion thruster (new design) but just copy Integza's video 1:1 without giving him credit.

[@TravelingNationalTransparency]

Propulsion systems, including propellers, jet engines and rockets all depend upon atmospheric pressure in order to produce movement. The movement that thrust produces is created by using two different levels of pressures against each other. Using a boat propeller for a more obvious example; if you take a boats propeller out of the atmosphere that it needs to operate, i.e. water, it no longer produces any forward movement. This same principle applies to air propulsion systems. If you take the propulsion system out of our pressurized atmosphere, it will no longer produce movement. It MUST have atmospheric pressure to push against in order to produce an opposite and equal reaction, i.e. movement. If you put a rocket into "space" or a true vacuum, (I'm not arguing whether or not it will produce a flame out of its exhaust) it will no longer produce movement, it MUST have atmospheric pressure to push against. It produces thrust by pushing against the atmosphere around it. If you remove it from the pressurized atmosphere, just like the aforementioned boat propeller, it will no longer be able to produce any movement. It would be like a fish out of water.

[@Brentonlangaigne_93]

I would love to see @Plasma Channel react to this.

[@wagimansuyanto7674]

some day it will become arc reactor

[@PlasmaChannel]

Reaction granted! lol

[@yotobianoacaso]

​@@PlasmaChannel the collab when?

[@SkylerBaisch]

Using Ultrasonic sound waves to create high pressure low pressure areas (acoustic standing ultrasonic waves) would benefit the plasma discharge, if aligned in a high pressure wave, as it is Influenced by Air Pressure. For example: Plasma stability: Higher air pressures can stabilize the plasma, reducing instabilities and improving uniformity. Reactive species generation: Air pressure can influence the generation of reactive species, such as oxygen and nitrogen radicals. Plasma-surface interactions: Air pressure can affect the interactions between the plasma and the treated surface, influencing the extent of surface modification. Once did an experiment with a balloon, a clear glass tube and electric flyswatter high voltage generator(which are much smaller by the way) on how air pressure affected plasma discharge and the higher the pressure the less electricity was needed to jump the gap over the same distance.

[@VMAX_GAMER_ツ]

Ur channel is so underrated keep up the good work bro ❤

[@jpjay1584]

he used the idea from an other channel without giving credits. (Integza) look it up, was his best watched video so far)

[@Leesonist]

Als er die Styroporplatte hinlegte, hatte ich laut gerufen "Das ist jetzt nicht sein Ernst!" Ich war allein 😅 Respekt!!!

[@erikpeterffy7552]

Great work! Now we just need to solve the problem of energy density. Once we can 'store gigawatts' in a battery the size of a palm, the sky's the limit.

[@narcissebellamy8961]

batterie à énergie nucléaire

[@Ben-pt4mq]

@@erikpeterffy7552 keep an eye on solid state batteries my friend

[@Bobo-Wan_Kenobi]

People like this give me hope for humanity

[@thesourhr]

If you can do it the military can and have been doing it on a level we can't even imagine. Imagine having unlimited funds for a few years with the best team.

[@cockpeatdarkhole6909]

Yeah... the Insight- Helicarrier from ,,Return of the first Avenger" is coming... 😆

[@linkhardin]

You may be overestimating the military a tad bit.

[@JakubSK]

Nah, you’d be surprised how far behind they actually are

[@JakubSK]

@@РоманК-ь6м and for what purpose? To show up on a UFO channel on KZbin? LMFO!

[@lukewheeler2361]

@@linkhardin its not the military, its the private contractors who have nearly infinite money to spend on developing weapons and tech to sell to governments

[@Jc_Diaz777]

Vi tu video de la primera película me encanto, estaba esperando por esta y ahora espero la tu reflexiónde la 3ra parte que habla mucho de los pecados y luchas espirituales que muchos tenemos hoy en dia como la envidia, la codicia, el egoísmo, etc.. GRACIAS POR EL VIDEO Y LO QUE HACES EN ESTE CANAL!

[@zlei2899]

great ideas and videos! i wonder if you have created any open-sourced projects on some platform, github or so, to save all the 3D print models etc, which can definately make the reproduction much easier. Many thanks!

[@SmaiSmai-b7y]

احب اختراعات ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊

[@jtjames79]

That was one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen.

[@JarradAB1]

Awesome video!!! Great work on an interesting project. Look after that precious helium.

[@mikehughesdesigns]

0:26 Someone just pulled an Electroboom...

[@MCRailway18-rl]

😂

[@cq9269]

Yus~! So happy this popped up in my feed, I have wanted to see ion thrust with an airship for many years, now incorporate aerogel impregnate it with hydrogen and you are working on the project that has been in my mind for nearly a decade XD. Subscribed!

[@skillmake]

Enjoy!

[@Ben-pt4mq]

"now incorporate aerogel impregnate it with hydrogen" I think that might not be possible for a youtuber for financial reasons.

[@justinegbeku8257]

This guy is a genius

[@atrumluminarium]

He copied this video

[@GhostSenshi]

He copied Integza. Nothing wrong with that, but he should give credit

[@atrumluminarium]

@@GhostSenshi Exactly, referencing is a bare minimum for scientific integrity

[@KraussEMUS1]

The "Self-Contained Ion Powered (propelled) Aircraft" is the only ion thruster that lifts its power supply directly into the air. These ion thrusters are really cool though and there are some really good pictures of them with blue ionization trails. It is actually more efficient however if the energy is spread out over a large even surface and there are no points to create much visible glow. Any place that there is a glowing point actually represents a hot spot and therefore a subsequent power loss.

[@Andy-df5fj]

With how far it affected the candle, I was expecting more thrust.

[@junglimaharaj69]

its also carrying the weight of the voltage generators and battery

[@blood_reaper666]

And it was only using one power supply which would make it slower

[@MarkusRessel]

biggest problem is probably the huge drag from the helium balloons

[@weedfreer]

Try placing a non conductive aerodynamic cone core spearing through the centre of both outer cones. The reduction of the inner gap should speed up the air travelling through the cones and the cone should further shape the exiting jet of air.

[@Elriuhilu]

I'm just imagining how loud this would be in a version large and powerful enough to push a plane. I mean, it wouldn't be a problem necessarily, since rocket engines and jet engines are insanely loud already.

[@ChasuRhi]

Bro I'm really impressed seeing it been made a d used I have always wanted to try it my self but didn't have the materials and also the proper idea👍great job

[@DanielJoyce]

"why does the air taste like i licked a battery?"

[@dolphus333]

This is an awesome Thomas Townsend Brown demo!!!😊

[@Victor-056]

What happens if you made the Ionic thruster work like a ramjet? You know, make it push air down into an ignition chamber and have it mix with fuel to burn outward? Would that give it more push?

[@luigi7112]

You put scale models on another level

[@Pinelrucu]

From 1 to 10 How much pain have you felt when the discharge occurs in your body?

[@LightninK1ng]

Want a kick in your b u t t

[@Six4691]

Very ingenious!

[@RobotsEverywhereVideos]

We certainly appreciate that you liked our design, but please remember to give us a shout-out next time! Thank you. (If anyone wants the STL files for this, they're linked to in our video about it).

[@laserbuddha]

I've looked through your videos, but can't find anything similar to this. Can you give a link to your project?

[@SentientNebula]

Seems like you did it yourself just now, problem solved. Y'all want a cookie for making something anyone else with skill could've made?

[@RobotsEverywhereVideos]

@@SentientNebula yes, a cookie would be nice, thank you! Anyway, it's the one called "Printable Yagi-style ion thruster test".

[@RobotsEverywhereVideos]

@@laserbuddha It's the one called "Printable Yagi-style ion thruster test".

[@louismessere6379]

Take your conical design negative end make the opening bigger and the smaller end smaller and put your positive electrode in the center of the large input negative bell and your thrust will definitely increase.

[@LiamVideos-YT]

0:25 Bro is ElectroBOOM

[@abelarredondo4448]

Thank you for making this video

[@majoroverkill1376]

One week later, knock knock knock. Skill maker, we are with the OGA, other government agency, you need to come with us, NOW!

[@kennysilvers-z4x]

Funny, exactly what happened to the owner of a local towing company who made his personal truck run on water. An "agency" showed up and told him he owed back taxes for all of the gas he DIDN'T buy. True story in AZ late 90's/ early 2000s.

[@MrSpeakerboxx05]

That's pretty dang cool

[@DominicRyanOsborne]

Now if only we could get the equivalents of standing waves and beamforming with the arc and airflow so the airflow is pumped rather than randomly pulled at closer to the arc over the gap's speed. As well are there any ways to visualize that airflow besides smoke like on that PC fan airflow showdown channel.

[@yeroca]

I wonder if it's possible to pump air using standing waves of ultrasound.

[@ashleysnyder203]

Couldn’t you use a vacuum to pull the air closer to the arc?

[@candycrushlukyboy2219]

😊😊😊 wonderful project sir

[@atrumluminarium]

You plagiarised Integza without giving him a shoutout tbh

[@jereme5963]

There is another guy that does this stuff too. Integza isn't the only one.

[@atrumluminarium]

​@@jereme5963the design, methods, video progression, and the "aircraft" he tested it on are exactly the same with just minor changes to try and hide the fact that it's copied. Don't try to defend him, simply saying that he's building a design inspired by the one shown in video X would have been enough to maintain his integrity but he actively refrained from doing so.

[@jereme5963]

@@atrumluminariumfair enough

[@chrismcaulay7805]

Oh grow up, the more people playing with this stuff the better. You dont have to "shout out" someone to play with their ideas. Science doesnt need that kind of gate keeping!

[@atrumluminarium]

@chrismcaulay7805 Yes you do need to cite your sources and it's not gatekeeping. It's about giving people credit for their work rather than plagiarising and passing it as your own.

[@Valdeni-Detectores-iônicos]

your idea was brilliant. 👏👏👏

[@deadpoet22]

PLEASE STOP RIPPING OFF INTEGZA

[@sonoftherain3761]

Stole his idea without referencing his work... very disrespectful

[@gabrielqitsualik6885]

As if that was the only source for the idea, ionic thrust idea is old

[@deadpoet22]

@@gabrielqitsualik6885 the design and video format along with pacing and key points in the video. Shut up, you don't know what you are talking about.

[@Bob-b7x6v]

The arcs are sick.

[@HectorRoldan]

So flipping inspiring!!!! Would love to see you hook up with others to smoosh the inventions to 🎉❤ levels someday~ Save up to stick them into space too!!

[@arveylingad1423]

Excellent. The more information you share. The better inventions. As the further it goes. Someday, it might replace ✈️

[@skillmake]

That’s the hope! 🌌

[@SyumachOMT]

What a beautiful thruster effoct

[@JulianMakes]

Really impressive design and result. Bravo

[@vladvl4103]

Интернсное видео. Продолжайте эксперименты, не останавливайтесь на достигнутом 🎉

[@WildanRasyid-barus]

Bisa untuk alat pendorong pesawat canggih masa depan , wah dilirik ivestor ne

[@Viking_A-Z]

Whoow 👏👏👏 good job

[@skillmake]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@baijuaiya6782]

That was really awesome....blew my mind 😮

[@aalgima]

Nice work. Have you heard of Viktor Grebenikov? He built a device that flew by observing insects.

[@kairu_b]

Underrated. Great work!

[@DantesAlvesdeSantana]

Belo experimento amigo

[@9kongkawee]

I love this project

[@toney88_]

The fact that theres an R34 gtr on your monitor wallpaper makes me happy to see another gtr enthusiast😂

[@richardduncan9740]

Good Job man, that's very creative work

[@skillmake]

Thanks a lot!

[@jpjay1584]

he stole th'e idea and execution from Integza without giving credits. he didnt do anything, just copied an other guys idea.

[@ẞLe55]

i SUBSCRIBED✨ type of channel that ive lookin forward to.

[@MadMadSanClash]

خیلی‌جالب‌بود...خسته‌نباشید‌👍👍👍👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️

[@artysalt]

Instant subscribe. That was incredibly creative, thank you sir.

[@codedinfortran]

Bravo! Very cleverly done!

[@ВанильКамалов]

Нужно попробовать снимать напряжение на выходе в центральной части наружнего кольца

[@OlegU-j4h]

Ты молодец, человек, я наконец то увидел как омеднить пластик, буду тоже изобретать. Только подскажи, что за высокочастотники у тебя?

[@электроник198]

Аплодирую! Работа проведена на высшем уровне.

[@chriswaites9066]

Could you rotate the connections almost like a distributor cap on a car. The idea being to get the air to swirl? Would that boost velocity?

[@tomaszpiotrowski2532]

Brawo mistrzu

[@aaronlegend14]

I’ve been waiting for something like this since I was a child

[@blackbaerdiy]

pretty interesting idea dude 👍

[@TheTruthPlease100]

Very nice! Another vote to work with the plasma channel!

[@scottgreatorex8362]

Your two ring solution seems to be headed toward…wouldn’t it be beneficial to make the inner ring a throat, and the rear outer ring an expanding cone, much like a current rocket, or jet, engine, as in compressing the flow and then allowing it to expand under control?

[@cplai]

Change the shape like a ducted fan so that the airflow can streamline into a focused flow to reach farther distances.

[@michealbailey6372]

That's genius 👏🏾

[@BlackLight025]

That’s integza’s ionic thruster design! Nice expansion on his build 👌

[@Dethrey_]

im most curious about the thrust-to-weight ratio at how many meters per second its creating? Excellent stuff my friend.

[@AmericanVikingGames]

absolutely incredible

[@goldenbey913]

Super cool man 💯💯

[@PawcioGameOn]

Great. And now think about warp engine and Bridge Einsteina Rosena. 🙂

[@AfurtonRobotics2.0]

Can you try a repulsor style design?

[@jhgmusic]

Very nice. Well done!

[@skillmake]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@changkim4737]

Wow that is very interesting I love your video and thank you for sharing.

[@skillmake]

You are so welcome

[@sirensong6172]

your design is so close to mine, it almost makes me think you read one of my comments in either your channel, or another engineering channel. the only difference between yours and mine is the spacing between coils. mine is compressed even further, like taking donuts of different sizes, and putting them together like a bullseye target

[@Koni2947]

J'adore c'est génial !

[@sukbosim1173]

you are so genius....👍👍👍

[@Localteam-m7i]

Next level time mechine create you 🎉

[@jonellis5216]

Speechless right now thanks so much...