SuperTurbine (tm) and Serpentine, and other torque transfer systems

[PierreB]

@dougselsam

The reason I ignored your repeated assertions about catenary sag, or any kind of sag, is that it was already addressed

It is the first time I (and someone) evoked the natural severe limit of scaling of torque transfer devices due to the catenary sag effect which aggravates mass scaling penalty, leading to mass x shaft length penalty.

@dougselsam

your assertions that SuperTurbine™ was limited to the few meters of height you had seen in my prototypes was inaccurate

This is a simple fact from the real world.

@dougselsam

and also that I could tell you, as a bystander, had stumbled across my original spinning lenticular balloon with blades idea

You cannot justify your statement. I know lenticular ballons since 2010 and also I repeat I posted a comment about them, without any reaction from you, of type “it is my invention”.

@dougselsam

and really did not know what to say until you privately issued an implied threat to me to reveal it yourself, unless I revealed it first.

You indicates to me a manufacturer of balloons which are not really lenticular balloons (http://www.skydocballoon.com/), on February 11, 2023, so far after my comment mentioned just above, and more than 10 years after I knew lenticular airships: see my knowledge of lenticular airships by Pierre Balaskovic in Royan 2010. And these balloons are not rotors including lenticular balloons like I invented, being able to prove the date (January 2022). You cannot prove anything about the invention of a rotor including a lenticular balloon, just evoking some "thoughts ".

@dougselsam

my original spinning lenticular balloon with blades idea

Without any support, and claimed (privately or publicly) after my comments on this forum.

@dougselsam

and really did not know what to say until you privately issued an implied threat to me to reveal it yourself, unless I revealed it first.

I knew that the inventors’ imagination was at work, but not to this extent, as for the following of your comment. You should write novels.

You have the wrong view on the catenary sag effect; it doesn’t prevent energy production as such, but it does prevent reaching altitude and scaling, unless perhaps you implement my type of rotor including a lenticular balloon.