Single circuits generate nuclear reactions

[wavez]

the new configuration:


I can hear it now...
"Look mom! Look!! I made a piece of trash!!"

I don't have a geiger counter yet, so I think I'll go with the photo paper experiment.

I still need to make the connections to my rod here, should I just carve small holes with a drill bit and solder a wire to it? Or glue?

I forget what has been said about the minimum power input. Doesn't it need at least 300 amps or something?

[Inventor81]

can't see the image. Going out to my shop/lab/garage to work on my circuit, then fire up yonder charcoal forge.

Rawr.

Imma gunna beat it wif a hammuh.

GOD I love being a blacksmith.


Anyhow, call me if you like, will forward phone number via pm.

[wavez]

@tinu

I know Feynman said somewhere that they tried to film their device but the camera broke due to the beta radiation.

[UncleFester]

@UncleFester,
Congratulations on your progress. You seem to be getting some impressive results. How are you taking the output from your coil? Is there a voltage/current between the two leads of the coil or do you tie both leads together and measure the voltage relative to some other part of the circuit? I am still trying to figure out how to build one of these things.

Thanks. I am taking it by rectification using ultrafast diodes since the pulses are very short. You get standard looking DC power this way, but all the parts aren't here. I mean there are missing variables which may have been cleared up by the emails from Juan Arturo. Don't worry about figuring out how to build one. Once we have a good working model we will post the schematics and energy requirements. I am changing directions and duplicating what Juan has done already, then improving on it. Who knows, maybe we'll all be flying cars and have a "Mr. Fusion" unit on the back we throw a carbon rod into once in a while.........= )

[UncleFester]

Here is some more info....  I'm still diggin haven't got to Emails yet.

Random Notes.....
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The main purpose is design a circuit for discharge a condensers bank for tap energy in the nuclear reaction performed in a pure carbon rod with the following dimensions:

Dave

Thanks Dave! This ties up most of the loose ends for me. I will get back to work now.......... = )