I mean a gas flow can charge an object,
Like sandblasting a plastic pipe
And charging it in the process.
I was always warned to not use
Ungrounded compressors
For cleaning computer parts
This could kill them with static charge..
Op ma 28 nov. 2016 om 15:41 schreef Sietze van de Burgt <
s.van.de.burgt@xxxxxxxxx>
> Anyway a gas can be made into
> A kind of plasma, but I do not eve know if you need to do so...
> Sometimes static electricity can charge
> An object...
>
> Just need to find a way to do this
> Very efficiently.
>
> Op ma 28 nov. 2016 om 15:39 schreef Sietze van de Burgt <
> s.van.de.burgt@xxxxxxxxx>
>
> I found om Wikipedia quote a long time
> Ago a description of a vandegraaf
> Using gas instead of belts and also
> A detailed description of the death ray
> Gun is on bill Beaty's website amasci.com if I remember correctly.
>
> The point is although this deathray
> Design is out in the open it is still
> A heck of a job far beyond the scope
> Of an amateur to get one running.
>
> First it requires a working railgun
> That can shoot mercury drops
> Very high into the atmosphere
> Furthermore it requires a special kind
> Of vandegraaf generator...
> Than you must somehow charge
> This drops with very high voltage
> D.C. And aim them correctly
> At let's say an airplane.
>
> I don't see this happening quite soon.
> Specially not by amateurs...
> And not to mention the dangers involved
> With Mercury poisioning.
> A jet injection with mercury alone
> Can be our demise.
> And you might as well violate almost
> Every aviation and safety rule with this..
>
> But the vandegraaf thingy is different
> If one could build a working model
> As an amateur this might help me with
> One very special project that needs
> High voltage D.C. Potential against earth.
>
> I know quite well Tesla Coils produce
> High voltage AC current and standing waves.
>
> I do not even dare to think about rectifying these or the problems
> And dangers involved doing so...
>
> As far as I know none has ever made
> D.C. From a Tesla coil output...
>
> Op ma 28 nov. 2016 om 02:25 schreef Gomez <gomez@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
>
> > On Nov 26, 2016, at 6:13 AM, Sietze van de Burgt <
> s.van.de.burgt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >
> > My question is this in one of Tesla's designs there seems to be a machine
> > The so called death ray that uses
> > Charged tiny droplets of mercury
> > Shot out of a railgun
>
> Source? Sounds fascinating, and I haven’t run across that version yet.
> I’d like to learn more about it.
> - B(G)L
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