> Also, on the video the gradient looks pretty flat too - are you sure you
> didn't mean 3 degrees, 1:30, or something?

Note my "laws of physics" comment re lifting a mass vertically.

You need ~10 kW to cause 1000 kg to ascend vertically at 1 m/s. He
even stated the factor of 2 implication of sine  30 for those who may
have missed it.

He's doing a classic "free energy" / perpetual motion / magnets /
crystals / oxygen free copper / Apple ... trust me I saw it myself,
where do you want your Brooklyn Bridge delivered to? Presumably to see
how "real engineers' rise to the challenge.

Even from a Ningbo hotel room I can smell the sizzle of the sausages ...

If you want "a bit of a rise" with a road joining them, Look up
Dante's view (Dante's lookout) just along from  Zabriski point (not
the movie).

Over a mile and you FEEL like you could walk down it in under an hour.
Don't try! Walking down the road may  not be too too much wiser,
often.



          Russell
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