Lifter (The Lifter) 001

[HorizonDelta]

Kool !

[iriji1]

new favorite channel!!

[Bicfordio]

Would love to see a video of this in action. What's the power supply you used?

[joeptjoep1]

thums up if you've seen this on mythbusters

[samisazerahga]

dude messege me when part 2 comes out thanks

[MrApplemasterable]

dude still no part 2?

[samisazerahga]

@MrApplemasterable let me know when it is out

[i20110]

какое наприжение?

[Mohtetta]

what do u mean by a lifter ???

[marold29]

how much voltage do you apply in that experiment?

[greenearthnazi20204u]

can you use airogel not wood

[mynameisbatty1988]

did you get it working ? wheres the second video :)

[radumotisan]

this setup is too heavy!

[timjamesmackenzie]

Thats not a knife!!!

[nida1965]

can you make lifter tube ?

[fuelban]

Real nice video guy, intresting informative & wel explained. cool. Hurra for super glue...LOL. Looks good.

thom in scotland.

[TheHexable]

What could I use as a power source?

[raymondmoufarrij]

what can i use as a high voltage supply, and how do i connect the +ve and -ve poles please help !

[qweetingran]

how to get it float? we always get the stick burn.

[ZincFold]

How is this project going? Looking forward to your test results and thoughts on this phenomenon. Looking good thus far.

[wawiede]

hey kubikop, or someone

you wouldnt happen to know about the basic forces in newton that are putting this thing in motion.

[ContemporaryScience]

Looks a lot like electrostatic repulsion to me.

Is there any film footage of one of these in a wet environment, such as rain? I have some slight concern about high voltages and a conducting atmosphere condition.

Perhaps someone who has a small unit could use a plant mister over it to create a conducting environment? Any offers kubicop?

[thepowerofozone]

where is the second video?

[kubikop]

I have being waiting for the components...

I will update soon, thats for watching....

Paul..

[sintrixpwns]

@kubikop You get vid 2 up yet mate?

[EscapeArtist86]

@kubikop still waiting for the components, Paul?^^

[JapsEye2]

1:14. I have a hat made out of that stuff!

[gconol]

i would love to make one of these, but i'm really scared of the extremely high voltage required to run it. I'm curious how much weight it can carry ...

[fauxmenter]

this is awesome,how did you connect the tin foil skirt to the supply though?

im in the process of making one,jus need to finish making my 30kv power supply.

and with the corona wire,you put it on the wood poles then connect it via aligator clips to the power supply?

thx kubikop ^^

[kubikop]

I have some aluminum tape, Its not ideal but if its not a direct contact Im sure it will arc the mm or so.

I think croc clips may weight it down...

Please let me know how you get on with it, I am puzzling on through a 30kv supply myself....

I have just put this on hold for a bit......If you get a good circuit please let me know...

Paul..

[alex681219]

works a lifter  with static current hight voltage generator like van de graf ?

[kubikop]

does it work with a van de graff?

Paul.

[alex681219]

it is my question, i saw a pile of aluminum dishes over a van dg flying when it starts

[kubikop]

I know what you mean I have seen this.....

The aluminum repels reach other it may be related.

I could not comment myself though unless I try it and I do want to build one.... its just I only get small times to do my projects......

;-(

[teslaandlyne]

The tin foil is a magnetic reflector. That wire current will cause a lot of agitation of the atmospheric gases to cause lifting. The triangle skirt is most likely used by the UFO triangle craft. Excellent deduction for who came up with this idea.

[kubikop]

Yeah, who did make the first one?

Paul.

[teslaandlyne]

I've seen three on youtube. This is the first I've seen of it. One says DC, one says AC and one says TT Brown that is charged with high voltage high cycle charge. The Tesla way has charges also. See Belgian Triangle video from Unsolved Mysteries with sides that this triangle lifter made me think of. That craft has a big central Tesla flat coil that might be seen captured in a photographic image from some radiation effect.

[neuroticduckman]

do u not know how to use a tripod? your camera is all over the place!

[kubikop]

Sorry I use an n95 for my camera, no tripod available.

[Danandria]

I hope this worked. How much voltage does it take to work?

[kubikop]

Still working on the power supply, Ill tell you as soon as I get it working...

Paul..

[SuperFinGuy]

Try powering it with your tesla coil in reverse, feed the secondary with a battery or connect it to aerials. It should work.

[benjwgarner]

@Danandria 20kV to 50kV DC.

[DragonFlyback256]

@Danandria

High voltage 10-20 kV DC. Not much higher, that would arcover.

[youtub77777771]

@Danandria about 3000 volts

[benchmark1954]

great stuff. just keep at it.lot of people watch even though they dont comment.

[kubikop]

Thanks for watching, you and all.

[Nabo00o]

hey kubikop, what kinda source to you use to make the high voltage? Are you planning on using a transformer or is there an easier way?

Btw, if you suply it with a normal high voltage electricity, will it continiue to draw power once charged?

[kubikop]

Im going to use a rectified monitor output to start with, then go from there.

I think It will draw power once it lifts, but I want to do tests into it.

[Nabo00o]

Ok, but I'm wondering if your feeding it with dc or with ac? Because if it as just dc then the capacity of the lifter should build up and then not take more power. hmm, but I guess you using ac to do it, cause I think I can remember some video where someone plugged a lifter like device (more like a torus) into the wall socket and it began to shake and jump around.I think the man who did it had worked in Lockheed Martin as a senior scientist.

[kubikop]

Hi

It must be DC, as you want the ions to flow down at a force that exceeds the weight / mass of the lifter.

I have tried it with AC and as you say it just jiggles. I need some High Voltage diodes to carry on with this so I need to scrounge some old microwaves from somewhere, or bite the bullet and just but some, but I like the idea that you can make stuff from scrap!!

Paul..

[ajwilkz]

mate where do u find all this?

[kubikop]

I just search the net for interesting projects....;-)