Well, I don't know that they can yet - that's why I've been keeping an eye on it - but, I know Naudin and others have been talking about it as a possibility. I guess you could separate the circuit itself, maybe half each side and keep the sides separate as well, parallel the voltage through a box of circuits to variate the voltage, It might work. You could automate it with a joystick, too. That MIGHT work.

I guess I shouldn't put it that way - I should be more specific. Kozyrev saw this lift with an even-sized plates capacitor - the weight went down when the positive plate was facing up, and the weight went up when the positive plate was facing down - this variated with the amount of voltage. Now, quite a few of his experiments were done successfully in the U.S. as well - I don't know if this is one of them or not, but I can check for you. But all things being equal, I'd be more prone to call for a second attempt on the part of Adam and Jamie. If, however, the Mythbusters followed all proper protocol - then fine, it's thrust, not anti-gravity (which is what I said in the first place, see above) - doesn't mean it's not worthy of further investigation.