I am fairly new to this so please bear with me! Here is my article, please feel free to edit the heck
out of it as I plan to improve with practice. Any feedback ? Thanks all!!!!!
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Lots of good information.
You should take a look at the tutorial for details on the format we are looking for.
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Here is the tutorial:
tinwiki.org...:Contents
The article is good, it just needs to be formatted properly now. Nice job for your first try. 
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I will work on it as often as my 2 year old son allows me to do. Consider it a slow work in progress 
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I will give you a hand with it. This way, you can take a look and see what we mean. It isn't too bad now the way it is, it's just some minor
formatting issues that need to be addressed. Nothing to big.
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Originally posted by William One Sac
I will give you a hand with it. This way, you can take a look and see what we mean. It isn't too bad now the way it is, it's just some minor
formatting issues that need to be addressed. Nothing to big.
Thanks a million WOS!
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Hey kleverone. Sorry about the delay, but I didn't have access to a computer for a while. Then when I came back I forgot about this. But I finally
got around to formatting your article. I only spent 5 or 10 minutes on it, so you can see for yourself how easy it is to do. It can use further
refinement, like some additional external links and if there are any, relevant discussion threads. Did I give yu points for your work yet?
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Dude that is Suhweeet! Thanks a mill. I certainly see what you mean by format! I think I'll just leave it to the pros for now 
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It was my pleasure. But I hope you are not giving up on us. We need writers. Don't be intimidated by it, the learning curve isn't that steep. Just
review some of the help articles and dont hesitate to sask me or Umbrax anything you want to know.
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Kleverone, that was one of the best articles I have ever read. I have been searching for validation on my propulsion invention for over 20 years. The
explaination by Otis T. Carr came closer than any I have read about.
Roy: What are these coils? To describe this the best I can, imagine if you will a circle about 18 inches in diameter. Two circles that form a sort of
a -- In other words, one circle fits over another circle and from the top of the circle and coming down from the other an inverted round pyramid.
There are a number of what appear to be copper wound coils around the edge of it. And then there's a sort of a framework on top and underneath
there's sort of braces. That's the general idea. I noticed these cones placed mouth to mouth with some coils, the coils on the edge of this thing;
it revolves within this structure. A tough thing to describe.
I always knew that it closely reflected the same types of work that Tesla did, but I was unfamiliar with Carr and his work. I completlely understand
what he meant when he said it was hard to explain. Its like explaining a different dimension because it does take empty space as well as physical to
complete. I have drawn it a million times but still have trouble making it fit into a 3d model. Any way I will look into his works more now that I
have discovered him. Thankyou!
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