My home made fusion reactor
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My home made fusion reactor
I think I have figured out how to build a practical electrostatic net energy producing fusion reactor in my spare bedroom. It involves an inner grid of the first order octahedral geodesic geometry, 16 outgoing electron beam electrodes and 16 weak toroidal magnets. I should be able to do it safely and inexpensively with surplus and home made equipment and stuff from the hardware store and electronic parts suppliers. Do people want to be kept posted?
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Re: My home made fusion reactor
I apologize. After checking with the Board of The Foundation, due to budgetary problems, we'll only be able to go with 12 outgoing electon beam electrodes and....just a minute........11 weak toroidal magnets. I hope that's not a problem.Rod Sprague wrote: 16 outgoing electron beam electrodes and 16 weak toroidal magnets.
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Re: My home made fusion reactor
Rod Sprague wrote:I think I have figured out how to build a practical electrostatic net energy producing fusion reactor in my spare bedroom. It involves an inner grid of the first order octahedral geodesic geometry, 16 outgoing electron beam electrodes and 16 weak toroidal magnets. I should be able to do it safely and inexpensively with surplus and home made equipment and stuff from the hardware store and electronic parts suppliers. Do people want to be kept posted?
Rod
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Start with fission. Much simpler to accomplish at home, and the power requirements to start the reaction are just about zero. With fusion you'll need to black out your city for a while to get that warehouse full of capacitors charged up. You can move on to fusion once you've got the kinks worked out of your process.
Good luck!
Good luck!
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By placing an octagonal mirror in the SW corner of his spare bedroom, Rod can easily, by means of simple feng shui, avert the energy dynamic which would precipitate an Eisenthorp Warp.peeplj wrote:Just be careful you don't cause an Eisenthorp Warp, a break in your discontinuum can be a bad thing especially if your singularities isolate.
--James
And the singularities will never isolate if they're given sufficient lubrication. Such as sangria.