Rotor technology - centrifugal force amplification.

This kind of propulsion is based on inertial centrifugal propulsion, only natural force where propulsion is obtained from several rotating weights. The existing of four weights is reasoned by requirements of such a system and their geometric properties. The system with six weights would have less eccentricity and the center of rotation would be placed more centrally what could result as less centrifugal force amplification. This system should be at least paired, but there is recommendation to add many such a generator to obtain more force and better control abilities of the spaceship. 

System is carried by cross rotor made from steel bars. The amplification of centrifugal forces is obtained by not equally spread of entire mass in the system and from the difference of location and distance from the center of rotation. While the masses are crossing by the nearness of center of rotation they have small inertial forces, contrary to the mass which is away from that center. The masses have cylindrical shapes, and they are on roller bearings. But the arms have special construction caring system based on ball bearings or roller bearings. The system is propelled by an electric motor.

The entire system is made from steel. The heavier weights are the more force will be produced. More speed mean also more propulsion for the system. This system needs external case to join the parts in one piece. This is a scheme, but this system could be easier to build for those who have bigger lathe and mill.

  

This system is predicted to near-earth space exploration and naturally this is only scheme of propulsion unit, the workable version of this propulsion should have several or more such a systems and life sustain system as well. Proper specialists can design the whole electronics to manage with controlling the spacecraft in space. Some details can be added to make better the continuous working of the system. The power supply can be considered as nuclear reactor, or as inertial magnetic electricity generators. 

Inertial propulsion