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CM
Thu Mar 29 2007, 10:36PM Print
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Here's a light I made, once upon a time. It's nothing more than some different colored plastic plates I bought at a grocery store, placed holes in the center of, and then stacked on a vertical blacklight. I could vary the power supply causing the blacklight to flicker in a manner that appeared to start at the bottom and ripple up to the top, then repeat, either fast or slow repetition. It made the plates light up in sequence from the bottom, up... kinda reminded me of the 'movement' of the warp engine light from the original Star-Trek, thus the name WARP Light. shades CM

1175207934 277 FT22694 Warplight1reduced


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ragnar
Fri Mar 30 2007, 04:24AM
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Aw, cute, CM.

Have you seen Mike (as in Mikeselectricstuff) musical tuned discharge pipes? Your contraption reminded me of it for some reason :P
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Myke
Fri Mar 30 2007, 04:43AM
Myke Registered Member #540 Joined: Mon Feb 19 2007, 07:49PM
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that looks cool cause it looks almost fake but real at the same time. wink
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CM
Fri Mar 30 2007, 02:51PM
CM Banned on April 7, 2007
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BlackPlasma:

No I've not seen Mikes... is there a link? or in the archives where I can see it? CM
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Dr. Shark
Sun Apr 01 2007, 09:00AM
Dr. Shark Registered Member #75 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 09:30AM
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Mikes Spark-o-phone is on his homepage here Link2
Maybe you could couple your device to a HV contraption of some sort, too?
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Zum Beispiel
Sun Apr 01 2007, 06:40PM
Zum Beispiel Registered Member #514 Joined: Sun Feb 11 2007, 12:27AM
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That's pretty cool. Neat!
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CM
Sun Apr 01 2007, 09:12PM
CM Banned on April 7, 2007
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Joe:

Thanks.... that spark-o-phone is pretty cool. I like. CM
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Ken M.
Sun Apr 01 2007, 10:34PM
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Hrmm, I keep looking at it, and the more I do the more I think about making 1 using HV power source maybe like an out of tune SSTC, and have a backing to hit to protect and hide the HV source. Then either wall mount it or be crazy and ceiling mount it! shades Looks cool though! wink
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kalenedrael
Tue Apr 03 2007, 02:21AM
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That is pretty neat. It seems like an excellent novelty room decoration. How bright is it?
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Ken M.
Tue Apr 03 2007, 02:29AM
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By the looks of it i'd say no more then the amount of light put out by a 15w light bulb.
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