Hovercraft Power

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is it possiple to create a hovercraft with these ideas?

my friend told me that he has a method. Sound waves,sound is merely vibrations making the corect frequency in sound and different pitches they will conflict with eachother, the conflicting sound waves should cause lift and thrust

He wants to advance the speakers because a simple sterio speaker can blow out and we could crash, he's thinking of making a machine that distributes sound but also is powered by sound, the more sound it collects the more it puts out making the hovercraft go higher and faster set to the drivers preferences

the thrust sound has to be the same sound that triggers the engine for the lift sound, (thrust makes a sound, lift engine accepts that sound and emits its own sound which the thrust accepts, it makes a continual pattern that can be designed by the driver).

are these ideas plausable? if you have any other ideas let me know!!!

The short answer is no.

Even the loudest sound waves have very small energies, at least those produced by any kind of speaker. certainly not enough to lift a heavy object like that off the ground.

Secondly, you cant have a device that outputs more energy than it takes in (that what it sounds like your suggesting). That violates the law of conservation of energy.