Trawoeer Power Pyramid Version 12 - Electrical output from a homemade pyramid

[zhak]

Lucky quartz sand will give me a bag (free).
It deteriorated in stock at the store, became wet

[k4zep]

Hi All,

Working on my light weight Pyramid.  Behind is the base, front is the LH side, 1/4" Gypsum with edges done in steel/paper tape for
the electrostatic shield.  Takes time to get it right, but it will be done in a few more days.  I'm just quiet as I'm plodding along.  Working in the hallway of our Condo., very patient wife!!!!!  Worlds smallest lab and all that stuff!

Respectfully
Ben K4ZEP

[neptune]

@K4ZEP . Looks like fine work , and I like the way you work around problems . I was looking at brass fittings in a plummers merchants today , trying to find an off the shelf component that would serve as an end cap / reducer . I looked at a thing called a 28 mm end cap [compression . Although a bit bulky , this could be easily modified to do the job . It fits over the outside of the large tube . There is a gland nut or threaded ring that crushes an olive on the outside of the pipe to hold things together , but we could dispense with the nut and the olive , and just tape it in position . It is different to TT`s set up in that it fits over the outside of the pipe as opposed to plugging inside the end . One would of course have to drill the 10mm hole for the inner pipe . Based on your own theory as to why the brass is necessary , do you think this part would work ?

[zhak]

Ben K4ZEP
Very high quality and stylish

[k4zep]

Ben K4ZEP
Very high quality and stylish

Спасибо

Ben K4ZEP