Asymetrical capacitors used for propulsion

Main operating principle

• The electric propulsion is based on aether pressure gradient. The differential gradient can be increased by means of gradiental properties of various dielectrical members of the capacitor.


• Propulsion in this case results from asymmetrical electric interaction onto electric capacitors.


• Fuel is not necessary here but onboard source of electric power is mandatory.


• Direction and value of propulsion force can be controlled and adjusted.

The propulsion effect discovered by T. T. Brown

In 1921, Brown discovered what was later called the Biefeld-Brown effect. Several patents were applied for in the following years by TT. Brown dating back from 1934 to 1965.