The Lifters successful replications
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created on October 10th, 2001- JLN Labs
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Dear Mr. Naudin,

I have successfully reproduced your lifter1 in Hawaii.
I built your lab power supply from an old HV transformer salvaged from a computer monitor, driven by a 54v. filament transformer.  It makes 30kV.

What a great experiment!  This is the first time I have seen the T.T.Brown effect demonstrated so easily.  Thank you for this information.

Henry Kaul
Honolulu, Hawaii

Dear Mr. Naudin,

I heard about the lifter many years ago (in the keely net web site) but I didn't find a detailed description on how to build it. So I forgot it for a long time.

I built the lifted as described in your lifter's page and it worked. I couldn't build it exactly as described because I didn't find the same materials here in Reynosa Mexico, but they did the job, also the lifter is smaller than the one shown.

I'm attaching three pictures that I took during the first tests.

I'm planning to do more testing. Very amazing experiment :)

Best Regards

Carlos Bautista

We did an interesting altitude control test with our same old lifter.  We were able to position it at any altitude and hold it there.  There is a video at very bottom of the following web page.

www.gravityforum.com/lifters/usa/pittsburgh/tubular-lifter/index.html

Gregg Vizza
Pittsburgh USA

Confirmation of an upward thrust by G. Vizza and F. Daran

Hello,
I'm writing to inform you of my first lifter experiment. I'm a lab technician in the physics & astronomy department at Oberlin College in Oberlin, Ohio, USA.
I've attached a picture of my first lifter experiment. There will be more to come!

Thanks for your great website!
Aaron B. Clark

Hello Jean-Louis

First I want to thank you, for your great website, shared information about your researsh and tests!!!!

I have just completed a successful replication of the Lifter
It works pretty impressive. I have used 40KV DC , and 0.1mm enameled copper wire for the runner above the aluminium Plates.
I will start to test the vortex system and "time anomaly" at it ... I will write  to you as soon as posoble, wat's go'n on with my experiments

I have attached the pictures

Regards,

Plamen Panayotov
Audio Studio manager - Satelitte "TV EUROCOM" Bulgaria
Sofia City, BULGARIA

hello Jean-Louis   I got it hovering with a much lighter version it seems like with such a low power hv I need to come up with small & light lifters I used styrofoam strips rather than balsa wood  attach files

Dear Mr. Naudin

I just add some more pictures as from the mpg movie clip earlier seems like my lifter is under power at this time with this 15" color monitor is theres a way to improve it please add this in its in attachment jpg. Remember the wires only supply power it doesn’t support the weight of the Styrofoam

When power on it hovers on ground effect 2 to 3 cm off the surface

I just need more power & may be I can get this to fly higher

thanks  
clifford cobankiat (philippines)

The video of the lifter experiment done at Energetic Department of University of Trieste.

Author: Francesco Zuddas

Hi This is 260 replication lifter on my www page :)

Greathings from Poland Dawid R :-)

I have flown my lifter model 1 (a bit modified for thrust)

I took some pictures from the test flights and a few webcam shots.
For the power supply I used an old 15" monitor (max. 26 KV)

So here by I donate an other succesfull flight to your collection. Thank you very much for al the information I could find on your site.

A. van Leeuwen
The Netherlands (Pays Bas)

Dear Jean-Louis Naudin

My name is Saman and I'm from Iraq, I think I'm the first from my country to have successfully demonstrated a lifter in work. I hope this is the right channel to submit my photos to your website, to add on to the already great efforts by other people around the world.

Thank you

Saman Rasheed.
30th of May 2004.

These photos were taken on 30th May 2004.

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to perform this experiment I have always been interested in antigravity and curious to learn how to overcome gravity what I learned has me anxious to try additional experiments. I had all the parts I needed and spent about eight (hands on) hours over two days from construction to a satisfactory hover. I had to remove the lower struts and legs before it finally took stable flight the anode wire I used was about the thickness of a humane hair and there was a great fireworks display(all on video) along the way  I finally found an air gap of about 1 1/4inches allowed my lifter 1 to float silently and stable about 4 inches from the glass table top.

Cher Mr Naudin,  

Tout d'abord un grand merci, je viens de réaliser un rêve d'enfant, faire voler un module, grâce à vous et à votre excellent site d'une qualité et d'une richesse incroyable,   Malgré la mauvaise qualité des photos il s'agit d'un V02, simple cadre, alimenté par un vieil ordi de 25kw, il décolle comme une fusée.

Merci encore et à bientôt pour un prochain vol, je suis très fier de faire partie des lifterpilotes.  

Ludovic Monsigny, soisy sur seine, France

Hello.My name is Mario from osijek in Croatia and I have 15 years old.I first time see lifter on your site and decide to make it and before 5 days a sucided.I think that is cool tehnology.I have a some pictures and if you can place in log book.

PS:Sorry, my english is very bad :)

Dear Mr. Naudin,

Please add me to the list.  I 've managed to throw this make-shift lifter (my first success) together after a couple of initial failures.  It's operating at 20KV @ 1.5 mA.   Look forward to more impressive successes in the future.  

Regards,
Jeff Morton (Rhode Island, USA)

Bonjour ,  

une replication de lifter de plus a ajouté au palmares.

@+ david

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