Otis T. Carr OTC-X1 Antigravity Craft
by Otis T. Carr · USA · 1959
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Overview
An alleged circular antigravity craft utilizing rotating magnetic plates, capacitor disks, and conical transducers. Otis Carr claimed a direct scientific association with Nikola Tesla. Legal records show Carr was convicted of commercial securities fraud in Indiana for selling unregistered stock.
⚖️ What Would Convince Us?
To validate the anomalies claimed for this device under mainstream scientific parameters, builders and inventors must document and present evidence satisfying the following criteria:
Demonstrated net vertical lift force under strict Faraday cage shielding
Independent rpm and magnetic field phase alignment measurements
Complete elimination of mechanical tension wires or hidden high-voltage cables
Investigation & Credibility Metrics
Derived historical books, catalog indexes, or compiled archives.
Device claims contradict standard thermodynamic laws (e.g., perpetual motion).
Multiple builders completed attempts and reported zero success.
No measurement details or instrumentation list were provided.
This device is purely open-source or historical; no active sales.
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