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Finally had a weekend to build my chamber and a stand..... heres what she looks like
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Very Nice, excellent job.
Did you do the welding your self or did you send it to someone?
Andrew Seltzman
www.rtftechnologies.org
Did you do the welding your self or did you send it to someone?
Andrew Seltzman
www.rtftechnologies.org
Andrew Seltzman
www.rtftechnologies.org
www.rtftechnologies.org
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I did the welding myself..... wasnt too hard as stainless is pretty easy to tig... Ran the tig between 55-65 amps, used .050 ss rod, and 1/16 tungsten......but of course now I need to try and repolish it all becasue the heat discoloration.
By the way, I forgot to say thanks Andrew for the guide about building your chamber, there was a lot of great info in it that helped along the way. (Also.. waiting to hear back from you on yahoo about the Deuterium)
By the way, I forgot to say thanks Andrew for the guide about building your chamber, there was a lot of great info in it that helped along the way. (Also.. waiting to hear back from you on yahoo about the Deuterium)
Re: chamber construction
nice progress Mark - Neutrons soon!
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Superb result and a joy to look at.
Richard Hull
Richard Hull
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Fusion is the energy of the future....and it always will be
The more complex the idea put forward by the poor amateur, the more likely it will never see embodiment
Re: chamber construction
I'll add my appreciation,too, Mike. Very nice work, indeed. The care and time spent at this stage, is a good investment in future reliability and usability.
Be sure to check for leaks before you get too far along.
Cheers.
Dave Cooper
Be sure to check for leaks before you get too far along.
Cheers.
Dave Cooper
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Mike,
I add my appreciation as well, from the pictures it looks like quality work. Clean work like this eliminates most of the frustration down the line.
Steven
http://www.beeresearch.com.au
I add my appreciation as well, from the pictures it looks like quality work. Clean work like this eliminates most of the frustration down the line.
Steven
http://www.beeresearch.com.au
http://www.gammaspectacular.com - Gamma Spectrometry Systems
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Steven_Sesselmann - Various papers and patents on RG
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Steven_Sesselmann - Various papers and patents on RG