lolz, radiation, high-voltage, etc...not in my house, thanks much.
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Anonymous2010-06-23 19:32
I have a homemade X-ray device that operates on duct tape.
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Anonymous2010-06-24 7:48
I'd rather put together a electromagnet that outputs electricity, is run through "rail gun" technology, and then is used to supply electricity back into the electromagnet creating a force-feedback loop generating a steady increase in greater output. If the idea (and materials) hold up under the experiment the only thing that would be required would be a stabilizing unit or a means of bleeding the energy out of the cycle.
If so, the electromagnet drive wouldn't have to be much bigger than a 12-volt vehicle battery. The problem is monitoring the friction (resistance).
If that becomes stable enough I'll then move into applying radio waves, tesla coils, microwaves, whatever I can to induce a chain-reacting geometrically expanding energy source. Where not only does the initial energy source supply the latter, but the latter supply the initial reinforcing the latter.
I know force-feedback works because of the microphone/speaker experiment, however, the peak or measuring the bell-curve is what will be the most taxing as each bell curve will directly affect not just the next but it's own. I may have to apply frictionless planes in this case in order to physically get around the friction (resistance). Well, we'll see what turns up. I'm getting together with some colleagues of mine to lay down the math that's necessary, draw up the specs and then from there onto experimentation. Wish us luck!!!
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Anonymous2010-06-24 17:48
>>4
if you think magnets defy thermodynamics, you are a bitch.
>>5
If you think I think magnets defy thermodynamics, you are too. Did I not mention measuring friction (resistance)? Or did you conveniently ignore that also?