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July 16th 03, 12:54 AM
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Popular Mechanics or one of those mags had an article on a similar
machine back in the 1960s. It flew, too, but couldn't lift anything more than itself, not even the power supply. I think the enormous voltage required to make it work harder would just end up making a big light show. Dan 
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