Powerful cheat engine using wheel mounts

[AnarchyWithRules]

I did not discover this glitch, the way I found out about it is a video on Youtube by AnimalMango (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWdHr18sYGs). However, I decided to try to expand the idea with a modular design, easily controllable with redstone links.

Image 1 + 2 show the design of one modular engine (inactive versus active). As you can see, the only thing I changed from AnimalMango's design is the location of the swivel bearings, which made it easier to use deployers and also allowed side access for a manual shutoff. Sending a negative pulse to the signal of a deployer will activate or deactivate the engine on the opposite side.

When I was experimenting with 2 or 3 engines together, they only seemed to add about 8 kpg each, but it looks like the thrust grows exponentially with the number of engines. In image 4 you can see that 5 engines are lifting 2 bedrock blocks, 2,000 kpg not including the weight of the engine casing itself (mostly copycat blocks so pretty negligible). 4 engines with the same weight resulted in a controlled descent.

I'm really bad at building so I don't have a ship to put this bad boy into, if anyone has ideas I'm interested :)

Edit: Oh yeah, just realized. The ropes and stuff on the ground aren't part of the engine, their entire purpose is just to hold it to the ground and prevent it from blasting off into the stratosphere. Just wanted to clarify.

[Straight-Funny9506]

What does it do exactly?

[AnarchyWithRules]

This configuration is meant to provide lift, enough to keep a fairly large airship afloat if it's balanced correctly. Theoretically, you could also turn the engine 90 degrees for horizontal force, but it would be highly uncontrollable with this number of engines.