Although ion propulsion technology was invented back in the 1960's, it has never been utilized for use as a means of providing thrust for aircraft. NASA recently was the first to make use of this amazing technology when it successfully launched its Deep Space 1 probe from Cape Canaveral on October 24, 1998. The primary mission of the NASA probe was to test new experimental technologies like the ion engine. Built from carbon fiber composite materials and using no moving parts or propellers, our ion propulsion craft utilizes the same basic concepts as the NASA probe but with a different approach. Our antigravity craft flies on pure electricity.
Present models get power through feeder cable, dangling down like an umbilical cord.
We hope to fly a model with a self-contained power supply perhaps by the end of the year. Our episode will air later this year, we will post the dates and times as soon as we know them. We are constantly adding new plans and products to our website and constantly developing incredible new technologies. The following is a listing of many of the concepts that we are currently working on bringing to you.