GF-00

Lab article

Compact dual-disc as tested, plus the submitted engineering set. Dimensions are tabletop demo-scale in millimetres.

GF-00 · as-tested article · corona on the feed cables
Dual-disc Graviflyer on the lab floor with Tesla coil in the foreground
Craft: chrome dome in a light collar, silver upper disc, dark lower disc, four standoffs around the dome.
Tesla coil with white toroid, copper secondary, foil capacitive arms
Transmitter: PVC toroid, copper secondary, control box, foil arms. Red/white cables run to the craft.

From the lab clip

  • Compact dual-disc — not a four-post outer frame.
  • Four threaded standoffs through the upper disc, clustered around the dome, set the plate gap.
  • Hemisphere in a white collar at the centre of the upper plate.
  • Lower plate darker and slightly larger. Cables leave from the underside.
  • Power is a separate Tesla coil. Purple corona on the craft and along the leads.
  • The disc sits on the floor (or a very short stand) in this run.

How the sheets use it

GF-02 / GF-03 reconstruct this compact stack in millimetres. GF-08 is the coil in the foreground. FIG. 9 (GF-07) is the submitted electronics diagram — a more elaborate driver than this coil-fed setup.

Corona in air is ion wind. That is a real force. It is not evidence of gravity cancellation. The high-voltage side is not a build recipe.

Submitted drawings

Engineering diagram — Type-1 stack
Engineering diagram — Type-1 stack
FIG. 9 — wiring
FIG. 9 — wiring
Anti-gravitasi coil sketch
Anti-gravitasi coil sketch
Held article (earlier clip)
Held article (earlier clip)