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[Nina-Chan]

i am attempting to make a mag lev board

[Mara-la]

Hoverboard building is mine!

[kjhgdhhp.]

i am attempting to make a mag lev board

Hoverboard building is mine!

What's your plan to get it to work then??

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[Mara-la]

Um... Magnetise a room. That's all I'm saying.

[jess-la]

i dunno if this has already been said, but to lift something as small as a frog, it takes a massive generator pumping out HUGE things of power.
therefore if we say the frog weighed 1 kg (hypothetically) we would need 50 times the amount of power to carry a small person (probs a teenager) then think about if we wanted to carry adults and really tall (therefore heavier) people, that would be like 90 times the amount of power.
i cant remember where i heard/read that. i think it was either in BtB or from my science teacher.
and i just crushed my own dream
science is annoying.

[kjhgdhhp.]

i dunno if this has already been said, but to lift something as small as a frog, it takes a massive generator pumping out HUGE things of power.
therefore if we say the frog weighed 1 kg (hypothetically) we would need 50 times the amount of power to carry a small person (probs a teenager) then think about if we wanted to carry adults and really tall (therefore heavier) people, that would be like 90 times the amount of power.
i cant remember where i heard/read that. i think it was either in BtB or from my science teacher.
and i just crushed my own dream
science is annoying.

From a 420v mains socket you can levitate a 1 kg iron plate... so all we need is a variable transformer so we can adjust the voltage/ampage to create the strength needed... and a program to change it under different circumatnces xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

[Mara-la]

*shrug* I know I can do it. Don't know when or how though.

[kjhgdhhp.]

I think I might hit up a few physics forums... see if anyone has actually atempted this before xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

[Mara-la]

*laughs quietly* good idea!

[James-chan]

i dunno if this has already been said, but to lift something as small as a frog, it takes a massive generator pumping out HUGE things of power.
therefore if we say the frog weighed 1 kg (hypothetically) we would need 50 times the amount of power to carry a small person (probs a teenager) then think about if we wanted to carry adults and really tall (therefore heavier) people, that would be like 90 times the amount of power.
i cant remember where i heard/read that. i think it was either in BtB or from my science teacher.
and i just crushed my own dream
science is annoying.

technology itself is annoying

[Mara-la]

I know!

[kjhgdhhp.]

Ok so by the looks of it this isn't going to be possible until we have a room temperature superconductor... but once that happens it should be a piece of cake

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superconductivity

Anyone fancy a crack at the room temperature superconductor?? =P

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[Mara-la]

Their already workin on it!

[Shay-la-wa]

I wonder when there's gonna be hoverboards. I can just picture myself hoverboarding to school lol.

[Mara-la]

I'm working on it!