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kinesis Inner circle Scotland, surrounded by 2708 Posts 
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I read about a new levitation effect appearing in spring 2004 on the http://www.levitation.org website. It's supposed to use a new technology??? Does anyone know anything about this?
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James F Inner circle Atlanta 1096 Posts
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Ive read about this...and I'm skeptical to say the least. This is because there have been VERY few workable levitations released. But who knows, maybe they will prove me wrong.
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guitarfreak New user 41 Posts
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Is there anywere I can read about it besides that website levitation.org? Not very much info there. If not could somebody explain it?
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Tony Venetico Loyal user Chicago, IL 238 Posts
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This is something being released by Brad Christian at Ellusionist -- he is not saying anything at all about it yet, and they delete any threads about it in their forum - I heard it would be extremely expensive, but Brad has been really good in everything I have bought so far. Hang tight and check the forums at ellusionist.com -- I would be willing to bet that is the first place they break the news when it is released!
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thehawk Inner circle 2275 Posts
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Retro Gravity should be out in the spring from Devin Knight.
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shinobi Loyal user Durban, South Africa 272 Posts
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Devin keeps promising and keeps postponing.
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magicmafia22 Regular user 110 Posts
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How much is it gonna be?
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Bill Nuvo Inner circle 3094 Posts or 2742 Posts
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I know the guy who invented this. He is from Kitchener/Waterloo Canada. It is a great device. It is kinda expensive for a "street" levitation. He showed it to me a year ago when he was still in the patent stage.
The pluses are: Both whole feet rise. Spectators can be on three sides. I helped give him an idea to do it so it can be done onstage and people can see underneath...if that's part of the package-i don't know, keep up is minimal cost (one part has to be replaced every 10-20 levitations depending on how long you float), it looks how a levitation should look. The drawbacks: price (he told me he wanted to sell it for $1000 Canadian), under normal circumstances (without my addition) cannot be view underneath, requires shoes to be custom fitted, so no other shoes can be used, in regards to replacement part-you have to keep replacing the one part...kinda like a battery |
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Schismatized New user 58 Posts
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How high does it rise?
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NFox Inner circle I Do Mentalism Now?! 1101 Posts
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It, like almost all other levitations, only goes about 2-3 inches high...at least that's what it looks like from the demo.
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Bill Nuvo Inner circle 3094 Posts or 2742 Posts
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It can go about 3 1/2 inches.
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