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The electrokinetic patents
A run of US patents: Electrokinetic apparatus (2,949,550, 1960), Electrokinetic transducer (3,018,394, 1962), Electrokinetic generator (3,022,430, 1962), Electrokinetic apparatus (3,187,206, 1965) and Electric generator (3,196,296, 1965).
1960 CE · 40.01, -75.23 · status: official
The account
The 1965 patent, assigned to Electrokinetics Inc. of Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania, opens: 'This invention relates to an electrical device for producing thrust by the direct operation of electrical fields.' It does not mention gravity.
Connections in the atlas
- Thomas Townsend Brown
- The Coolidge tube that seemed to change weight
- The 'gravitator' patent and the Biefeld–Brown effect
- Naval Research Laboratory and the S-48 gravity expedition
- Project Winterhaven
- Tests in Paris for SNCASO
- The 'gravitics' boom and the Electrogravitics Systems report
- Brown founds NICAP
- The Bahnson laboratory (Whitehall-Rand)
- Rock electricity on Catalina Island
- The lifter tests: ARL, NASA and Tajmar
- MIT's ion-wind aeroplane