How can i make an antigravity craft (Lifter) using only solar power?

Answer 1

check that web page

http://www.amazing1.com/grav.htm

they are not real antigravity as the webpage claims.

but apparently they will fly, and they are not solar... i think making the lifter its quite a challenge by itself, now solar... good luck.

Answer 2

Easy connect the solar panel to a homemade Joule thief and then power a transformer or Tesla coil with it.
Unless off course you are trying to build an on-board power supply which would be really difficult 'and' dangerous.
Solar panels may be too heavy a weight for a lifter to carry and you would also need to carry a transformer onboard that would be needed to generate the high voltage.
Of course you could try wirelessly transmitting power using magnetic fields just like Nikola Tesla did in some of his experiments but I cannot remember exactly how so you will have to research his notes yourself.Go to tfc.com for some info.

Here's a great idea though for a powerful lifter.Using too much power in the lifter can produce dangerous gases like ozone and increases the risk of electrocution.SO why not make a lifter within a lifter within another lifter?More powerful through combined action.Just my thoughts.

Answer 3

Well... strictly speaking you can't make any "anti-gravity crafts" but I will spare you the explanation why a second rank-tensor field theory does not give rise to repelling interactions.

You can, of course, make a solar powered airplane. The skill is mainly to mount very light and thin solar cells onto a very lightweight airframe.

If you are an RC-freak, this will be an interesting advanced project. Beyond the novelty factor, though, the practical usefulness outside of the military and telecom applications will be rather limited.

Answer 4

This has been done, but the total energy of sunlight available is fairly low on a per sq foot basis - covering the entire car with high-efficiency solar panels does generate enough power to make a car run - it's been a competition for year in Australia. HOWEVER They do this in the desert in Australia because that particular location has reliable intense sunlight. Most places do not. Also have you seen these cars? The driver in them is cramped in this tiny little shell that slides along the ground. Good idea in principle, and I like the idea as a way to supplement the charging of a hybrid vehicle, but the practical uses are limited.

Answer 5

It is currently unknown how to cancel 'gravity' and make 'lift' (unless I missed a paper somewhere)
You can make a device that will heat the air on a 'chimney' fashion and use the rising air to 'lift' an umbrella type parachute with a hole in the center.
It takes A very direct, sunny day, extremely light foil, Mylar works. and there can be no wind.
The idea is to heat a chamber with a vent at the bottom so that the air is heated and rises through a short 'chimney' to be exhausted into the umbrella shape, it will not raise but a fraction above the ground but it does lift.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

It is impossible to make an "anti-gravity" craft.

It may be possible to make a solar powered hovercraft. But I don't know what the power required vs. power production ratio would be.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

Darn, I wrote down the answer to your question, but I left it at home on top of the perpetual motion machine.