Funny Video: Ringlauncher meets hard boiled egg...
FastMHz, Thu Apr 13 2006, 02:13AM
The outcome may be surprising...
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Self Defenestrate, Thu Apr 13 2006, 02:48AM
Wowee! Thats pretty incredible. How many joules in that shot?
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FastMHz, Thu Apr 13 2006, 05:52PM
Bank was charged to 3.3kj (1360v). Coil was the same dual layer parallel design used for the RingRocket in my other thread.
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Funny Video: Ringlauncher meets hard boiled egg...
Marko, Thu Apr 13 2006, 06:45PM
Rofl, Rotfl!! that was indeed incredible
It seems that inertia saved the part of egg, altough most logical prediction would be that it just gets pulverized completly.
After that disc sucks the yolk away forming a cone
PS. what camera did you use, slowed-down shoot looks really nice...
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Simon, Fri Apr 14 2006, 06:32AM
Okay, for those of us on dial-up, what happens?
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Funny Video: Ringlauncher meets hard boiled egg...
Alessandro, Fri Apr 14 2006, 06:52AM
Heh, on dial-up also I see.
Here's basicly what happened to the egg.
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mike0t4ever, Fri Apr 14 2006, 03:54PM
nice
try it with a cadbury cream egg (foil/no foil with and w/o the disk)
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Funny Video: Ringlauncher meets hard boiled egg...
Remus, Fri Apr 14 2006, 05:45PM
lol. thats funny....
how many caps did you use?
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Funny Video: Ringlauncher meets hard boiled egg...
FastMHz, Fri Apr 14 2006, 06:09PM
I'm still laughing over this...
This was my standard 16 cap electrolytic bank (3.5kj total, 1400v, 3600uf). I had it charged to 1360v.
Camera was a Canon GL2, 3-CCD MiniDV camcorder with optical stabilizer.
To do the slow shot I simply deinterlaced the video and slowed it to 10%.
Here's my launcher setup:
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