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Infinity Mirror Arc Reactor Prop

Infinity Mirror Arc Reactor Prop
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Not entirely movie accurate.
This is an arc reactor prop I made, (second attempt) Which has an infinity mirror in the centre
Powered by a cellphone battery(Li-ion), and uses ~320ma in total.
Not as thin as a few other models.
3 comments
Mar 20, 2011. 7:04 AMThereyouhaveit says:
This reminds me of a toroidal transformer ;)
Feb 9, 2011. 10:31 AMironman22 says:
nice job man.....easy to make, cheap, great...nice ma nice...do you have facebook i you have please add me as your friend.... my facebook profile
Feb 6, 2011. 7:03 PMAkoi Meexx says:
I like how you combined an infinity mirror with the arc reactor prop, I always felt the props needed a little more to them do give an idea of a large amount of power in a small package. Clever use of the tinted sunglass lense for the infinity mirror.

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Australian ==== Ultra Asian I'm a fairly average guy, still in highschool, with interests in making electronic gadgets and such. Due to cash constraints however, I make best use of whatever scraps...
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