Lifter Builder's Documentation Interested in building your own Lifter? Here are the complete American Antigravity documents to help you on your way to successfully building and testing your own Lifter. These documents are in Adobe PDF format and require the Acrobat viewer to open.		Download Trouble? Lifter Guides -Lifter guides are currently hosted off-site. If you're having download problems try these URL's: Yahoo Groups Alt AAG Archive Alt Still having trouble? Email Safety Information Safety Docs -Please download and read a copy of the Safety-Guidelines documentation from American Antigravity, as shown in the left-hand column. Lifter-technology currently involves working with very high voltages, so you should take the safety precautions recommended in the safety-documentation to help you stay safe while testing Lifters. Monitor vs. GRA- Computer monitors are much easier to find than a good high-voltage supply, but they often produce unreliable test-results due to manufacturing and design differences between different models. Additionally, the picture-tube on a computer monitor can store a dangerously high potential-voltage, similar to a very-high voltage capacitor. The GRA supply from Information solves many of the problems of working with a computer monitor, and AAG recommends it as a good, safe alternative if used in the manner recommended by Informaiton Unlimited. You can find more out about these supplies on the Info Unlimited website. Click Here Power Supplies - The American Antigravity website recommends the GRA power-supply only because we have had great success with it and found it to have a reasonable price. There are a variety of high-voltage supplies available on the internet that may provide similar performance, although we have not had the opportunity to test those. We do NOT profit from the sale or use of Informaiton Unlimited's power-supplies. Safety Disclaimer - The information on buliding and testing Lifters is provided with the understanding that American Antigravity is not responsible for any damage or injuries that may occur as a result of working with Lifters or high-voltage equipment. The reader assumes all risk for any damage or injury sustained while working with HV and Lifter technology.
Important Safety Guide The Lifter-builder's Safety-Guide contains important disclaimer and information on staying safe working with Lifters. click here
Construction Guide This is a how-to manual with a step-by-step walkthrough of building a Lifter. click here
Testing Guide Check out the reviews that American Antigravity is getting in the press - all the better to help tell others about this amazing technology. click here
Troubleshooting Guide Beamships are large, single-cell Lifters for sale by Russell Anderson's Applied Electrogravitics in Pennsylvania. click here
Lifter Plans for the GRA3 HV-Supply We've created a set of plans especially for the GRA3 power-supply from Information Unlimited. The GRA3 is a 30kV power supply with a 12-volt input current, which slightly changes some of the steps involved with testing your new Lifter. - Lifter Construction Guide - GRA3 [pdf] - Lifter Testing Guide - GRA3 [pdf] Microsoft Word Version Plans Microsoft Word format plans are available in only on the American Antigravity CD-Rom. To find out more about purchasing our CD-Rom, click here JLN-Labs Lifter 1 Construction Plans Jean-Louis Naudin's JLN-Labs published the first open-source set of construction plans, which show how to build the Lifter 1. click here JLN-Labs Lifter Builder's Page Jean-Louis Naudin has created a comprehensive guide to building Lifters on the JLN-Labs website, including links to power-supply schematics, Lifter-plans, and other information connected to replicating the basic Transdimensional Technologies Lifter design. click here JLN-Labs Worldwide Replication Log Jean-Louis Naudin also tracks replications of successful Lifter experiments in the "Worldwide Lifters Replication Logbook", hosted on the JLN-Labs website. click here Lifter Builder Newsgroups The Lifters group at Yahoo! groups was founded by Jean-Louis Naudin, and still serves as the primary resource for Lifter builders to share research and help others troubleshoot testing Lifters. - Yahoo Groups: Lifters - Yahoo Groups: American Antigravity - Yahoo Groups: JLNLabs