Lifter
test in a Faraday cage
By Jean-Louis
Naudin
created on March
21, 2002 - JLN Labs - Last
update March 21, 2002
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are intended for private/educational purposes and not for
commercial applications
The purpose of this test is to check if the Lifter is able to lift off and hover in a fully grounded Faraday cage.
Testing setup : The Lifter is placed in a Faraday cage ( 1 meter height and 0.5 m wide ). The Faraday cage is connected to the ground and the high voltage is sent to the Lifter through a special HV cable.
TEST RESULT : When the High Voltage ( +19.8 KV DC @ 0.438 mA ) is swiched on, the Lifter is hovering above the base, maintained on the base with 3 thin nylon threads to avoid that it escapes. ( see the photo below )
The Lifter work perfectly in a fully
grounded Faraday cage
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Documents and references :
The Transdimensional Technologies web site
NASA patent application US 2002012221 " Apparatus and Method for generating a thrust using a two dimensional asymmetrical capacitor module " ( granted January 31, 2002 )
NASA
PATENT US 6,317,310 ( granted November 13, 2001 )
NASA MFS 31419_1 -
Apparatus & Method for Generating Thrust Using a Two
Dimensional, Asymmetrical Capacitor;
NASA Technology Opportunity - TOPS ( 11-06-01 )
See also :
Theoretical Satellite Maneuvering Unit Using Electrokinetic Propulsion by W.B. Stein - Purdue University - Energy Conversion Lab
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