Fusor

[Nanos]

http://www.cientificosaficionados.com/t ... /fusor.htm

When I look at the pictures it makes me think of a car wheel with a large glass vessal cut in half on top.

Wish I understood the language, maybe someone can translate.

[Wilfried Heil]

I liked his magnetron sputtering setup in a marmelade jar. It looks like one of the designs from Scientific American's Amateur Scientist. This guy is ingenious.

>http://www.cientificosaficionados.com/t ... netron.htm

And the "Fuente de Muy Alta Tensión". Does anyone know who did these artworks?

[Frank Sanns]

I recognize the setup as Gerado Meiro's. He is one of the fusor group posters. You might search his posts here to get more info.

The translation is just a compilation of our typical fusor work. He describes the reaction of Deuterium into helium with a neutron and energy and thant fusion poweres the son. He goes on to discuss the vacuum, high voltage, detection...... Like I said nothing earth shattering but an excellent summary page in Spanish for those that would like to learn about fusion but are not as proficient in English.

Frank S.

Frank S.

[Jon Rosenstiel]

Go to Google Translate...
http://www.google.com/translate_t
and enter the URL.

Jon Rosenstiel

[Nanos]

I was just chatting with someone who does translation the other day and they was telling me how awfully bad the current range of software translators are, and with something as important as fusion work, one really needs the finer details and not to be told that ones tomarto is in the oven

[Starfire]

Gerado is fantastic - I love his Diamond recovery and what about using injector valves for gas feed control to a fusor.