Lifter project

[dusty]

Just found this site, and thought some of you more electronically
minded folk might like to have a go at this project.

www.jlnlabs.org

Check out the Lifter project specifically. Lots of other interesting
stuff aswell.

I'm going to have a go at building one "time permitting".
Construction easy, electronics, gonna need the help of a friend.

Peace,

Mark.

 

[Aaron LeClair]

The lifter has intrigued me for some time. Most I've talked with think it's bogus. I'm still unsure.

 

[Rick Deckard]

The lifter has intrigued me for some time. Most I've talked with think it's bogus. I'm still unsure.

I think it's a real phenomena - it's just a very weak force. The lifter 'craft' have to be very light to get off the ground and once they do, they're very unstable.

I can't see them improving the lift by much - it's some sort of ionic / plasma propulsion, rather than an anti-gravity device.

Actually, having looked at the site little deeper, I see that as well as the 'ionic' lifters, it also has craft based on Schauberger's 'Repulsine' - that's an interesting technology based on the power of collapsing vortices...

...like Tesla, Schauberger is another 'forgotten' inventor.

 

[Aaron LeClair]

Has Stan Friedman ever commented on the Lifter? I'd be curious as to his thoughts on it considering he has a passion for propulsion systems.