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Perpetual motion controller

Zarstey Larafag

Hi,

I have this design for a controller but i dont know the program for it?

Where can I find the code for it? I tried google coding but cannot find it. I normally write Pascal(Delphi) but this needs to be in Keil C for a 8051.

I need to get it working quickly. Who will help?

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  • 0 in reply to Per Westermark

    Per,
    Thanks for a long and catchy post.
    I have a few comments: The JAS 39 was not the first unstable airframe - the F-16 was the first operational fighter jet to have that property.
    Do you remember the F-20 peoject? see here: en.wikipedia.org/.../F-20_Tigershark

    It also fell victim to multiple crashes and economic pressures that let to the cancellation of the entire program, 1.2 billion US dollars to late...
    By the way, I did not see an ejection in the first video or did it escape my eye?

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  • 0 in reply to Per Westermark

    Per,
    Thanks for a long and catchy post.
    I have a few comments: The JAS 39 was not the first unstable airframe - the F-16 was the first operational fighter jet to have that property.
    Do you remember the F-20 peoject? see here: en.wikipedia.org/.../F-20_Tigershark

    It also fell victim to multiple crashes and economic pressures that let to the cancellation of the entire program, 1.2 billion US dollars to late...
    By the way, I did not see an ejection in the first video or did it escape my eye?

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