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'''Michelle Broyles (SeeShells) has a Go Fund Me site where you can donate to help out.'''
[http://www.gofundme.com/yy7yz3k ElectroMagnetic Reaction Drive]
Described initially here in [http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=37642.msg1385111#msg1385111 this NSF post], this design has gone through several changes.  The base hexagon cone design has remained the same.  Three cones are planned, one solid copper frustum to replicate other designs, one with perforated copper for the walls to allow for thermal venting, and one unknown.
Described initially here in [http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=37642.msg1385111#msg1385111 this NSF post], this design has gone through several changes.  The base hexagon cone design has remained the same.  Three cones are planned, one solid copper frustum to replicate other designs, one with perforated copper for the walls to allow for thermal venting, and one unknown.



Latest revision as of 21:18, 10 July 2015

Michelle Broyles (SeeShells) has a Go Fund Me site where you can donate to help out.

ElectroMagnetic Reaction Drive

Described initially here in this NSF post, this design has gone through several changes. The base hexagon cone design has remained the same. Three cones are planned, one solid copper frustum to replicate other designs, one with perforated copper for the walls to allow for thermal venting, and one unknown.

Basic design <ref>Forum post 1385165</ref>:

More detailed dimensions <ref>Forum post 1393189</ref>

Test rig <ref>Forum post 1401254</ref>

Further information as to the geometry can be found in the following links:

1385165

1385282

1387199 (old floating design)

1387435 (old floating design)

1387442 (old floating design)

1387445 (old floating design)

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