Fusor Forums

... a television set can safely work with the fusor. With the great discussion and help one can glean from this website, all one really needs is to be safety conscious and responsible.<br/> <br/> From one teenage scientist to another, allow me to advise you not to get discouraged if things don't move ...

<t>I'm currently building my permanent power supply unit, fitting the transformers and variac into a case with metering and safety interlocks on the doors and I'm at the stage of deciding what filtering to use on the bridge rectified DC output. Do I need any serious form of filtering? ...

... around 600 kv at 15 ma. By attaching the output coil dirrectly to the fusor grid the onerous chore of a ultra high voltage feed thru is avoided. Safety would be easier due to the fact that the other end would be tied to the case. All ultra high voltage would occur inside the fusor walls.<br/> ...

... from the ball to the source. (another thing they seem to be mystified over) From here you could do the math.<br/> <br/> To them, this is a health safety item for dosimetry and not an absolute neutron counter and all they need do is put the ball where they know is a 1mr/hr, 10mr/hr, 100mr/hr neutron ...

... <br/> If you get the thing crankin' and it starts making neuts proving the naysayers wrong or hitting the ear of the guy in charge of rad safety, you may be politely asked to cease and desist. A lot may ultimately depend on your profs and there take on the thing. Most will undoubtedly ...

... ways to be killed that be successful. It is up to you to know a bit about materials science, electrical science, engineering issues and common safety and health hazards and how mixing them might create new unforeseen interactions. Like a magnesium or zirconium fire. A CO2 extinguisher or water ...

... at <br/> > ANW is under the control of the head of nuclear <br/> > medicine who is a PhD in physics. He is also <br/> > responsible for radiotion safety in the hospital.<br/> <br/> Ask the PhD what he thinks about the "threat"..<br/> It is one thing that he must do such plan if<br/> it is required, ...

... area. The responce plan at ANW is under the control of the head of nuclear medicine who is a PhD in physics. He is also responsible for radiotion safety in the hospital.<br/> <br/> Tom Dressel</t>

... with our stuff.<br/> The authorities have knowledge of what we are doing and guess what they don't particularly mind.<br/> It is only the rabid safety nazi crowd that is foaming at the mouth. A large number of our members HAVE the background and have access to current researchers in this field ...

Brazing will probably work as long as you use a brazing alloy without any zinc or cadmium. Ideally, it should be a pure silver-copper alloy. Harris Safety-Silv 72 is a good example. Jewelers also use silver-copper solders that would work.