The PIE 7.1 is getting closer to a proper test phase. Pulse timing is spot-on now and the rubber insulators are installed to quiet the assembly without negatively affecting operation. Check out the progress in the Classroom Workshop... https://www.skool.com/inertial-propulsion-workshop-9027/classroom

I placed a bit of info in the classroom about the future of inertial propulsion. https://www.skool.com/inertial-propulsion-workshop-9027/classroom As these systems are becoming more "mainstream accepted" and alternative propulsion is becoming recognized as valid at record speeds I want to make sure I am providing proper and relevant information to help! Please let me know if you have a particular field of interest. Not just something you are experimenting with but a path or direction you would "like" to know more about! Drop a comment here to let me know! -- Or DM me if you would rather keep it private!

The latest work done on the 7.1 is in The Workshop classroom now. This time around much of the harsh metal-on-metal contact is taken care of by using some strategically placed rubber isolators. https://www.skool.com/inertial-propulsion-workshop-9027/classroom As always, comments and questions are always welcomed!

Just letting everyone know that the pi 71 is updated in the classroom Workshop.

I have uploaded the photos taken at SATCOMWEEK to the Genergo Classroom Workshop. Access them from the classroom or directly from the link here. https://www.skool.com/inertial-propulsion-workshop-9027/classroom/8f1894c5?md=c08ce7b3974b4f619f567af65319cb75 I am told the reps were glad to speak about how they have tested it in multiple conditions including a "drop test" from a tower where the device(s) showed a significant course change not related to air flow or the earth's magnetosphere! Interestingly, Genergo has actually launched from Cape Canaveral yet nobody here in the states is talking about it!