Sven
Well-known member
Medical research has shown larger coils than 12" are causing a epidemic in wrist and elbow, shoulder joint deterioration.
It's a big drain on the medical system of Canada and the UK and other countries with social medical programs.
I came up with a new large coil design to help stop the ban.
I have been experimenting with compressed air. It does work. The coils hover and swing left to right very easily.
Your handle system will ne a bit larger in diameter to be used as a compressed gas tank. Air pump is built into the arm cuff.
Add air as needed. The coil itself is hook up to the lower shaft with a braided air tube. The coil itself has air holes around the base of it's bottom.
The compressed air is forced out of the holes creating constant thrust. There's enough air in the rods for 1 hour of hunting.
Second version, is using battery power. A lightweight foam filled coil fitted into the center of a quad copter. The quad copter provides adjustable thrust
to keep the coil at a constant height. The idea came from a self-propelled lawn mower with a twist.
Sending one of each over the pond for testing. I will be licensing my idea to any manufacturer of search coils.
Look for the Lighter than Air trademark.
We are still testing this super secret material in building the lightest coils in the world: http://www.yourdailymedia.com/post/...lighter-than-air-stronger-than-brick-and-imm/ So far the doctors, medical practitioners object to it and hope to ban it citing loss of patients and revenue.
It's a big drain on the medical system of Canada and the UK and other countries with social medical programs.
I came up with a new large coil design to help stop the ban.
I have been experimenting with compressed air. It does work. The coils hover and swing left to right very easily.
Your handle system will ne a bit larger in diameter to be used as a compressed gas tank. Air pump is built into the arm cuff.
Add air as needed. The coil itself is hook up to the lower shaft with a braided air tube. The coil itself has air holes around the base of it's bottom.
The compressed air is forced out of the holes creating constant thrust. There's enough air in the rods for 1 hour of hunting.
Second version, is using battery power. A lightweight foam filled coil fitted into the center of a quad copter. The quad copter provides adjustable thrust
to keep the coil at a constant height. The idea came from a self-propelled lawn mower with a twist.
Sending one of each over the pond for testing. I will be licensing my idea to any manufacturer of search coils.
Look for the Lighter than Air trademark.
We are still testing this super secret material in building the lightest coils in the world: http://www.yourdailymedia.com/post/...lighter-than-air-stronger-than-brick-and-imm/ So far the doctors, medical practitioners object to it and hope to ban it citing loss of patients and revenue.
