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"An astonishing and mysterious technology that makes triangular vehicles float in the air - and could, one day, revolutionize flight"

The Lifter works without moving parts, flies silently, uses only electrical energy and is able to lift its own weight plus an additional payload. The Lifter uses the Biefeld-Brown effect discovered by Thomas Townsend Brown in 1928. The basic design of the Lifter has been fully described in the Townsend Brown US Patent N°2949550 filed on Aug 16, 1960 and titled "Elektrokinetic Apparatus", you will find in this patent the full description of the main principle used in the Lifter devices.

Here are some pictures of the latest Anti Gravity Lifters to have been made.

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Lifters are basically made out of aluminum foil or aluminum tape, some wire, lightweight Balsa wood strips. You will also need a high voltage source to power your lifter. You can easily get plans for building a lifter at this site, they also provide you with a high voltage generator to power your lifter.

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CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Michigan. — Call him crazy, but Alfie Carrington has spent half his life building a flying saucer.

The construction worker spends his free time inside a rented storage garage in Clinton Township, Mich., where he broods over a 14-foot-wide, carbon fiber, fiberglass vessel.

Thirty years ago, when Carrington was 27 and obsessed with science fiction, he set out to build a UFO look-alike. Despite his lack of engineering experience, Carrington pored over books, magazines and studies about aviation and spent nearly $60,000 for some of the materials needed for this saucer.

Carrington does it because he believes he has discovered a simple design for an aircraft that aeronautical engineers have spent countless millions trying to build.

Carrington has two patents on the design and a company called Vertex Aerospace. His work caught the attention of NASA, which invited him to a conference in the mid-1990s where engineers scratched their heads when he confessed he knew nothing about computers.

His own version of Anti Gravity Technology Propulsion: His idea is to fire up the vessel with a rotary engine to stimulate a magnetic levitation system to rotate the ship's two discs. The discs would draw air into propeller blades.

"It's a simple concept," Carrington said. "There is no way this thing can't get off the ground because 40 percent of it is rotating."

Aeronautical engineers aren't so confident, especially considering the rotation speeds needed to lift the aircraft.

"Things spinning at those speeds are worrisome because of the stress from centrifugal force," explained Cornelis van Dam, professor of mechanical and aeronautical engineering at the University of California-Davis, a leading aviation school. "If it's not properly designed and built, it will rip itself apart. I wouldn't want to stand next to it when it gets up to speed."

Even aerospace experts rely on other professionals to build such complex vessels, van Dam pointed out.

But Carrington doesn't have time for naysayers. In eight months, he hopes to launch his dream, assuming he can raise at least another $40,000 to complete the project.

Dale Pond is the person who seems to be working the hardest on reproducing John Keely's inventions. He has made 4 replicas of John's inventions. Here is a link which can show you how they work. Here are the pictures of his inventions, there is missing one because I couldn't get a picture of it. They do look quite spectacular. These 4 inventions are aiming at producing continuous motion. They function by sympathetic vibration. They function in part by sympathetic vibration, some of them use music to activate them. They have zither, guitar and autoharp strings on them, there is copper and other metals involved in their construction. In Dale's own words "We have experienced "partial motion" multiple times but not yet continuous and controllable motion. We are always getting closer and I expect success one day." They are not anti gravity machines, Dale mentioned to me though that his work just might come to anti gravity devices someday.

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