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Lifters are devices capable of lifting their own weight. They are a ?modern version? of the Townsend Brown electrokinetic apparatus. The lifters are using the Biefeld-Brown effect to levitate. A basic lifter cell is composed of three Townsend Brown asymmetrical capacitors joined so as to form a triangle assembly. There has been much debate about the cause of the phenomenon.[[Category:Scientific Paper]] | Lifters are devices capable of lifting their own weight. They are a ?modern version? of the Townsend Brown electrokinetic apparatus. The lifters are using the Biefeld-Brown effect to levitate. A basic lifter cell is composed of three Townsend Brown asymmetrical capacitors joined so as to form a triangle assembly. There has been much debate about the cause of the phenomenon. | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | Naudin?s Lifter Phenomenon |
| Author(s) | Charles A Yost |
| Keywords | asymmetrical capacitors, Biefeld-Brown effect, levitation, lifters, T. T. Brown |
| Published | 2002 |
| Journal | Electric Spacecraft Journal |
| Number | 33 |
| Pages | 18-21 |
Abstract
Lifters are devices capable of lifting their own weight. They are a ?modern version? of the Townsend Brown electrokinetic apparatus. The lifters are using the Biefeld-Brown effect to levitate. A basic lifter cell is composed of three Townsend Brown asymmetrical capacitors joined so as to form a triangle assembly. There has been much debate about the cause of the phenomenon.