EHD/EAD Electrogravitics Researches and Experiments |
created on April 11th, 1999 - JLN Labs - Last update April 29, 2002
The ElectroHydroDynamics ( E.H.D.) may open new ways in advanced propulsion. An EHD device uses a direct conversion of electrical energy into kinetic energy. A specially shaped electrostatic field creates an hydrostatic pressure (or motion) in dielectric media. If the media is a fluid like air (or aether), a flow is produced and this produces a motion of the device. A powered flow of medium (like air or aether) within a shaped electrostatic field adds energy to the system which is picked up (as potential difference) by electrodes and thus produces energy.
Lifter : Towards a Future Propulsion...
The JLN's experimental models photos Album
The Enhanced T.T. Brown Electrokinetic experiment
The Northrop Shock Wave Reduction experiment
ARDA project : Towards new projects....
The ARDA Mk 9 "XB-35", Tests flights in progress on April, 2002
The ARDA Mk 9, Test flight successful on March 24, 2002
The ARDA Mk 8, Tests flights successful on August 25, 2001
ARDA mkV : First test flight successful on July 17, 2001
The ARDA Mk V ( rendering and photos of the constructions )
ARDA mk7 "NorthStar": First flight successful on August 20, 2000
Tests successful by Gilles Charles at the Bourges University ( France )
A good replication of the Biefeld-Brown apparatus by Peter Labs
The Biefeld-Brown Effect :
Thinkings on Electrogravitics, by JL Naudin
The Frolov's ELG-Hat v1.0, very easy to build by yourself
- How to build a high sensitive balance for electrogravitics experiments
- How to build a 30 kV DC power supply
- The T.T.Brown Electrokinetic Apparatus experiment
- The Enhanced version of Electrokinetic Apparatus
- The T.T. Brown / Agnew H. Bahnson Labs pictures
- An Electro-dynamic device : the ELG02
- Hydrostatics - Aerodynamics pressure - by Paul E Potter
- Electrokinetic UFO - by Paul E Potter
- "A simplified Explanation of the application of the Biefeld-Brown Effect to the solution of the problems of space navigation" by Mason Rose
- THE BROWN-BAHNSON ELECTRIC (adamski type) UFO - by Paul E Potter
The ELG Reactor experiment by Gilles Charles
Proof of concept : The closed loop test run, ( The First mockup )
Power On Board Test SUCCESSFUL... (updated 11-27-99)
GREAT EVENT - Dec 4th, 1999 - The POB test in a closed run (updated 12-14-99)
Proof of concept : Ion wind effect testing
A Successful replication of EHD devices from Neil McPherson ( updated 05-03-00 )
The R8-radial EHD-engine from Neil McPherson ( updated 05-27-00 )
The R9- EHD device from Neil McPherson ( updated 07-03-00 )
The UXAV (Unmanned eXperimental Aerial Vehicle for EHD flight research facility) :
UXAV 02: The tests flights ( 1st test flight on June 26th, 1999)
UXAV 03 : on board camera photos ( a summer activity... )
The PFT v2.0, a spaceship mock-up, towards the deep space.....
The PFT Motor mk1, towards Free Energy ?...
The PFT Motor mk2, an enhanced high speed version...
A sucessfull replication of the PFT motor by Neil McPherson
The New Twist Experiment from Neil McPherson ( updated 08-21-01 )
Variations on the PFT Motors, towards a new Searl engine by Dave Squires
The New SEG design, an enhanced Searl Effect Generator by Dave Squires
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