Electromagnetic Coil Drive

27 June 2023 Saucer with electromagnet drive

The saucer propulsion system I was working on at the end of 1995 involved not only electromagnets in levitation but also exploring forward/backward and even turning motions. At the time, I strongly believed in ferrite core magnets, which exhibit similar behavior to electromagnets. Therefore, I was very interested in antigravity, and since then, I've been sketching the most important aspects on A4 paper. I must be honest: I had also been experimenting with permanent magnets for quite some time.

The propulsion system was now established, and what was still missing was the saucer itself. I actually had no idea what the inside of a saucer might look like. Therefore, on January 1, 1996, I designed two saucer prototypes.

What I also discovered that same month was the drive mechanism using electric current. After all, the saucer needs a power supply somehow.

Here, a power-generating panel is used,
a solar panel with very high wattage,
two power inverters,
a battery, and a power regulator.

This equipment then formed the basis of the propulsion system for the saucer.

I admit that back then I researched the antigravity system in my own way, and of course without any proof in the form of video or anything else. Back then, the internet was unaffordable for most people; only companies could afford it.

I practically had no way to research whether my theory worked or not.

The fact was, I strongly believed in it.

Today, there is a great deal of evidence that confirms my theory from back then.

It's possible that others have also come up with this propulsion idea, but honestly, every inventor has their own invention project.

One more thing:

Many UFO videos claim that these saucers rotate around their axis. That's absolute nonsense! Of course, the occupants would experience dizziness and nausea. Inmates obviously cannot survive like that. Therefore, these are forgeries.

With the knowledge I had at the time, I tried to draw the propulsion gravity system on a sheet of A4 paper. Of course, it wasn't easy to explain how the mechanism worked.

I drew it on school paper in 1996 because that was the only way I could prove my theory.

The date printed at the bottom doesn't mean these drawings were made in 2020! Rather, this date is related to image data protection.

With the knowledge I had at the time, I tried to draw the propulsion control system. That was the knowledge available in 1996. Today we know that a saucer can be put into a state of levitation under gravity even without the ionosphere.

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