Simple magnetically controlled inertial propulsion device.

A drawing showing magnetically controlled inertial system for propulsion with application of two independent weights. System can to work both on magnetic repulsion and attraction with relation to the side of device in vertical plane. The main shaft is sliding in slightly larger pipe which is conjoined with cross - shaft which is connected to external holder - ring on ball bearings. Simultaneously both electromagnets are powered by external source of current, so they working on repulsion or attraction in pairs - two are in rotating weights and two are joined with larger lubricated pipe. During one pair of electromagnet are working on repulsion another is working on attraction, so the magnetic impulse is every time strong allowing for fast rotating and compensating strong centrifugal forces. The rotating weights are partially hollow inside where part of central shaft can hide deeper or shallower. Every of electromagnets have holes inside in which the main shaft can reciprocate. Entire system is powered by electric motor mounted to cross - shaft from one of the sides.