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Electro Kinetic Propulsion Is a form of propulsion that uses electrostatic and or electro magnetic force to create thrust.

Lifters are our primary area of research which is technology based on Patent # 734,342 23 registered by TT Brown in 1958. Which consists of a sharp emitter and a much larger collector that is separated by a fluid dielectric i.e. (air, oil, etc) which when high voltage is applied a thrust towards the emitter is created from the collectors and ions from the emitter race to the collector and many of them keep on going creating thrust.
Theoretical papers have been published by Evgenij Barsoukov with Jean-Louis and Saviors' basic designs. The theoretical work done so far by Evgenij Barsoukov  has had a great impact on validating and improving these theories and designs.

I have the pictures of one of my favorite lifters it is a single cell lifter with a modified design that I have been working on. I have a design for an autonomous lifter model that will be publishing in the following months, Here are the following dimension of it are  L' 4 meters W' 2 meters and a height H' .5 meters the design has a more conventional looking air frame than most of the designs published so far. When I present it to the public it will reduce the laugh factor and I think it will give our community a lift.

Here is top view in flight showing a small corona on the back side of the lifter.  Some of the modification over the lifter one are adjustable spares set in straw segments. spares have a en degree off set to improve rigidity. all balsa is 2mm thick then cut into I beams with lighting holes every 2 cm this close to the strength of the 2mm spares but weighs 1/3 less than the 1 mm x 2mm spares. This lifter flies with plenty of thrust to spare.

 

The picture below is a close up of the lifter in flight.

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