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Mongrel Shark
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Electronics, Mechanics, building stuff, 3D printing, salvage parts from junk then use them to diy a home made just about anything.
I use a lot of tape, wire, zip ties, foil and other every day items to build just about anything.
Sometimes I also do it the proper way with proper tools.
If your looking for a quality bought one. Your on the wrong channel. If I can't fix it with tape and wire, its broken, you need a new one (can I have the old one for parts?).
There are also a ton of blocking oscillators and low power energy harvesters here. I
I use a lot of tape, wire, zip ties, foil and other every day items to build just about anything.
Sometimes I also do it the proper way with proper tools.
If your looking for a quality bought one. Your on the wrong channel. If I can't fix it with tape and wire, its broken, you need a new one (can I have the old one for parts?).
There are also a ton of blocking oscillators and low power energy harvesters here. I
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dominicminnaar8377
(3 minutes ago)
Awesome Stuff Been watching a lot on Ion Thrusters and your is by far the best in force please tell us how you made it.
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AntonBabiy
(9 minutes ago)
Very cool! thnx for sharing :)
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RimstarOrg
(18 minutes ago)
Pretty cool when you got the camera mic in the wind at the output and heard the expected irritating wind sound, until the sparks started and the wind dropped.
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CreatorHayden
(27 minutes ago)
I have build my own version and would love to know what voltage and amps you're using here :)
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eltouristoduo
(31 minutes ago)
so fun to watch, even more than lifters. all that voltage . wow. How many watts?
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julievrhackzor
(47 minutes ago)
professional look, lets fly to alpha Centauri on a coconut can
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Zeed_316
(51 minutes ago)
This guy made a freaking SPACESHIP engine using paperclips, toilet paper, a car battery and can of coconut cream. MacGyver would be proud.
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misol110
(2 hour ago)
have you thought about a converging-diverging nozzle to improve thrust? Would it work in a vaccum? great job btw!
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MrGamerman001
(2 hour ago)
I see a paper clip, a straw, electrical tape, a cream of coconut tin can, and a playdough container........ Science is the shit.
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labratmatt7327
(2 hours ago)
That's very cool! How many volts are you using? Judging by the size of those sparks, I'd guess that its over 50,000 volts.
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eltouristoduo
(5 hours ago)
wow thanks. I think watts is power, thrust is force, so not sure you can express thrust in watts. I'm also confused because it seems some designs only work in air, while others can in space. I think the type you have is only in air, but not sure. I don't think it has any propellant, but moves air only, Again, not sure. What a hoot !
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LennyLenward
(12 hours ago)
If you ask me. Ion thrusters are much cooler than chemical rockets.
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CUBETechie
(16 hours ago)
Can you Test it in darkness? to see the Plasma better.
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NITESCIENTIST
(8 hours ago)
have you thought about putting the "arc stick" on a slide to adjust the distance or a cone on the back to constrict the airflow making it faster?
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makerj101
(5 hours ago)
Very cool! It certainly a very good demonstration and successful build! Nice job!
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Admiral8Q
(6 hours ago)
Nice! I'm curious about the science behind this. Why would an electrical charge like this create an airflow? :)
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OpinionValid
(9 hours ago)
"Hey honey, I've upgraded you hair dryer" XD
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FungSit
(15 hours ago)
Wow, now this looks really like lightening. What driver do you use?
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