Ever Seen a "Lifter" fly?

It's not ion wind. It's related to what's known as a momentum shift related
to the right hand rule of force. The force is generated in a vacuum as
well.

"Aviv Hod" wrote in message
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No, this isn't anti-gravity, but the link doesn't tell the full story.
It's
a good chunk of it, but not all of it. No one has come up with a
comprehensive, predictive model of what's going on. Back of the envelope
calculations that I've done with some EE friends and even checked with a
physics professor don't account for all of the force, so the mechanism
must
be a bit more complicated than what we put in our model. As soon as I
finish with my thesis (MSEE in medical image processing) and graduate,
I'll
be moving to Boston where I'll join a friend who just got funding for a
$10,000 3.5kW high voltage power supply that we plan to use to refine our
models.

I am cautious but very optimistic that this phenomenon will find uses that
include flying on one scale or another. It's just a matter of
miniturizing
the power supplies enough, and I've been working on some ideas that I
think
could work. It's very exciting, but not magic.

-Aviv

"Dave Jacobowitz" wrote in message
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This explains how these lifters fly:

http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biefeld-Brown_effect

No antigrav here, sorry to say.

-- dave jacobowitz
-- jacobowitz73 -at- yahoo.com
-- PP-ASEL and EE

Can somebody spare me a lot of clicking and tell me what efficiencies
have been measured?

Don