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Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 02:40PM
Location: Zadar, Croatia
Posts: 3145
Thanks guys for posting it all! It's not over by any mean! I've gathered over 40, practically anythyng I found worth on youtube.
I showed lots of vids with great reception; among most liked were large ferrofluid, large tesla coils and hot-opening disconnectors among other things. They were already eager to replicate ''resonantie'' (small 2W function-generator speaker just didn't have enough power) and tin-can induction motor
Still I have exhausted better videos to some point, and I would appreciate anything you post...
I think pulsed power hasn't received enough attention... those slow-motion's are cool, but not very clear to everyone.
I have coin shrinking scenes but not the coins, and nobody could figure what's happening unless I explain it all myself.
Can crushing as well. I can't believe no one of all you can crushers hasn't filmed anything, or I just can't find/remember those? I'm sure TDU has some more videos I can't find anymore. That one with his son firing a CC? Just blowing up stuff anyone? (I've already seen apples and potatoes).
Other things we would like to see are some of those high-power distribution circuits (that's what we learn there about mostly). Fuses, transformers, switches/reclosers, disconnectors in action, more generally informative stuff I haven't found closely enough!
This is a pretty cool approach at levitation, no magnetism involved (apart from the speakers). I wonder how complex it would be to setup, I haven't found any hobbyist pages on it yet.
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Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 02:40PM
Location: Zadar, Croatia
Posts: 3145
Guys, as of now I've shown like 100 videos and pretty much depleted the resources. I can post some of them if you guys are interested into a specific topic...
I guess all I could use now are videos that haven't been on web yet... there are things I may have not ran into, but not much.
Next thing we are poking into is Tim Hunkin's SLOM as it has gone open source.
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