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Levitation's always been a crowd-pleaser, and the Space System by Allen Gao, made with TCC, is a pretty nifty tool for pulling it off. It's not just about making stuff float; it's about doing it without looking like you've got an invisible stick up there.
Now, don't get this if you plan to wing it. This is proper gear. Watch the full instructional video unless you fancy turning it into a very fancy doorstop.
A couple of things to note:
1. That card slide trick at 1:30 in the video needs two sets. No way around it.
2. And the Floating Drop around 2:54? Well, that's going to need something that's not in this box.
The real kicker is this zero-power hovering business. Objects just hang there, looking like they're defying gravity, all without sucking the life out of your battery. Not entirely sure how it fools people so convincingly, but it does.
There's an algorithm that lets things slow down naturally, which makes it seem less like a wind-up toy and more like it's actually floating.
It's got a posh motor, not something you see every day in these bits of kit, allowing for smooth speed changes from a dawdle to a dash, minus the herky-jerky nonsense.
The main unit's tiny enough to hide just about anywhere. It's got a German silent driver chip as well, so it's quieter than a church mouse at low speeds. Even those with bionic hearing won't catch it.
The remote lets you record moves up to 5 minutes long. Hit one button, and voilà, your routine runs itself. Great for when you'd rather chat with the crowd than fiddle with controls.
The remote works from 20 meters away and pairs singly, so no mix-ups with someone else's kit. Have more than one, and you can do tricks that make people doubt their senses.
The big button's a nice touch, easy to press without looking, even with your foot. Just don't expect it to adjust speed or playback.
The spool design's been rejigged to make swaps less of a faff. Maintenance is quicker, thank goodness.
This setup can lift up to 20 grams. Whether it's a light card or something a bit heftier, you're sorted. A 30-minute charge gives you 20 minutes of show time, and the standby mode stops you fretting about the battery between acts.
It's for magicians who care about precision with their levitation. No fluff, just the facts.
Includes:
Space System Main Unit with pre-installed spool ×1
Guessed how this was done prior to purchase but still worth it. The cards are good quality, its super easy and will certainly be using it during the quite period after the meal at weddings when there is not a lot to photograph (I'm a wedding photographer who does a few tricks if there is not a magician there). Would have been nice if it came in a plastic wallet rather than an envelope with the name of the trick on it but I have some knocking around and you may want to get one if you purchase this. Overall usable, will hopefully get good reactions and easy to do. I'm off for a pint now to try it out on a few folks.
Another simple but effective little trick from Tenyo. Very clever and dead simple to do. Good price, fun and baffling what more could you want? I love most of the Tenyo tricks and this is no exception. I wish they would also do more premium versions that were metal rather than plastic but I suppose that is part of the joy of them.
I tried this at a booking for a family halloween party in the local pub and went down a storm.
Really funny when the adults could not make the sound of the animals
