Russian anti-gravity device by Alexey Chekurkov?

[nix85]

The level of knowledge does not allow you to understand stupidity.

I understand it and am at the same time "amazed" they are so blind.

I'll give them that meadow video seems convincing.

But just as i saw the video above it became immediately obvious how fake the guy is.

[x_name41]

some time ago I came across this website, which discusses a similar concept as Chekurkov's but without magnets. The configuration in question according to the study exhibits some properties but they are too weak, and are the magnets the missing factor to make it practically viable?

[Cloxxki]

With the indoor video, I'd have love a better look around and some broomstick moved over and under the little craft.

I can't understand the sytems in any detail, but wonder what kind of levitation this is. Is the craft positioned higher above the surface? For just producing anti-gravity is seems oddly stable. I will say that it doesn't look tethered, we'd see consisten oscillation then.
It would be helpful to see how the craft and circuitry responds when a football or the like is given a single bounce on top.

A slight bit too much "anti gravity" would have the thing smash to the ceiling, I guess? What is this tech then supposed to be, exactly?

[phoneboy]

Don't think this device is a fake, but its just a mish/mash of ideas where he stumbles on an effect and can't  pinpoint it to consistently replicate it due to that.  Wouldn't  waste my time  trying to replicate it as is.  This orientation is and functions (just floating) very similar to a very old prposed method and I can't figure out why no one has made the connection yet.  Oh, and that charged ring posted before is more akin to the ARV.

[kolbacict]

Well,does this thing  will be able to bring  my body in honduras,across atlantic ? I very need it.