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MY version of the Arc reactor

This was not meant to be a replica of Tony Stark's. I wanted my own version. It has 1 super bright bulb. My mom didn't know what an LED was so she got me those. It has 3 reactors combined to one.
-Devon

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Dec 10, 2011. 12:14 AMrijan says:

CAN YOU TELL ME HOW TO BUILD JET BOOTS?

Jun 12, 2010. 3:23 AMTr1t1um1 says:

do you want to find out how to make one that can generate energy

Jun 12, 2010. 1:37 PMmakerboy112 (author) says:

That tech does not exist

Jun 12, 2010. 5:12 PMTr1t1um1 says:

it does i could send you a blueprint im working on my arc reactor at the miniature size can generate 300 kilowatts in one minute

Jul 26, 2011. 6:05 PMmightyunicorn says:

could u pls send me the blue print it would be great! :)

Jun 18, 2010. 4:30 PMbombmaker2 says:

Could you send me a blueprint?

Jun 12, 2010. 5:29 PMTr1t1um1 says:

its my own invention i also use the k capture method with my arc reactor its gonna be the first of its own kind

Jun 12, 2010. 8:49 PMmakerboy112 (author) says:

Ok. Send it please

Jun 12, 2010. 8:56 PMTr1t1um1 says:

also how do it send it to you

Jun 12, 2010. 9:12 PMmakerboy112 (author) says:

Do you have myspace/facebook/flickr? You can just upload it thru there and send me a link

Jun 12, 2010. 9:28 PMTr1t1um1 says:

tell me when youve copied and pasted them so i can delete it

Jun 12, 2010. 9:27 PMTr1t1um1 says:

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Jun 12, 2010. 9:39 PMmakerboy112 (author) says:

And I gottem so you can delete them

Jun 12, 2010. 9:38 PMmakerboy112 (author) says:

Ahh, thanks. You may want to think of a better elemnt because Lithium reacts with air, heat and water very quickly

Jun 12, 2010. 9:44 PMTr1t1um1 says:

ino but the lithium vapour is used in the ion thrusters that produce heaps of thrust and if you want to stop it from reacting get a small time trap valve which lets small portions of the nitrogen ions in which help it slow the reaction down and it would last for at least 3 days straight making power

Jun 12, 2010. 9:52 PMmakerboy112 (author) says:

Good point, I'll see if I can think of another compound that willdo the same

Jun 12, 2010. 9:58 PMTr1t1um1 says:

look at the atom structure and see and test different metals see how many neutrons protons and electrons there are in the atoms just out of curiosity im going to see what affect palladium has

Jun 30, 2010. 9:47 AMTechnoguy14 says:

hey you are very smart. Are you good with material science and chemistry stuff

Jun 12, 2010. 10:01 PMmakerboy112 (author) says:

Palidum can just hold a charge Normally used in cellphone batterys

Jun 12, 2010. 10:09 PMTr1t1um1 says:

maybe but these are metals that have an effect with my k capture method read it In a method of utilizing the K capture process by the means of high energy electrons, comprising the step of preparing a target consisted of a first element, the novel steps of ionizing the atoms of the first element for producing nuclei to be transformed into the nuclei of a second element by removing at least one electron from the shell of the atom, introducing electrons into the nuclei, substantially one electron into one nucleus, for transforming them into the nuclei of the second element and completing the shell with the electrons, wherein the first element is selected from the group consisted of lithium, arsenic, titanium, ruthenium, palladium, silver, caesium, samarium, gadolinium, dysprosium, ytterbium, tantalum, iridium, plutonium, gold, mercury, plutonium and uranium.

Jun 30, 2010. 10:00 AMTechnoguy14 says:

Your testimony is very good. But there is this one trickey problem. Considering the concept of arc reactor.It should generate energy form a radio active source. If you apply k method for the noble element thats ok. But the problem is your must apply some source of ionizationl to knock out the orbital electrons out of the metal atoms. Thats would mean a heat source. Just like the electron gun technique where electrons are exited from the electron rich metal basically a heavy metal by the application of heat energy. All in all its possible by mean of a suitable radio active source. specially uranium235 fissionable isotope. where the heat comes from the chain reation with some controlling from hafnium and cadmium metals for controlling the nuetron flow. Check out a more simpler version. Why not radium in liquid form where the gamma radiation from it delivers highfrequency electromagnetic waves exposing it to an induction coil will cut the flux and produce a high frequency AC sine wave current. But the voltage produced will be a little bit less. We can use suitable step up coils to boost that. Since the half life of radium is more that will do

Jun 12, 2010. 10:23 PMTr1t1um1 says:

by the way how old ru im 14 u seem to no quite abit like me

Jun 12, 2010. 10:27 PMmakerboy112 (author) says:

Jun 12, 2010. 10:22 PMmakerboy112 (author) says:

Thats a really long battery life

Jun 12, 2010. 10:21 PMmakerboy112 (author) says:

How about a High and low transistion metal, lithium, and cadium and nickel. So Titanium-40% cobalt-30% Cadium-5% Palidum- 5% Lithium-20%

Jun 12, 2010. 10:32 PMTr1t1um1 says:

ok but we still need to find the effects of the metals and find out which on helps generate more in the proccess

Jun 12, 2010. 10:34 PMmakerboy112 (author) says:

Im thinking since titanium does not react with air if we fuse it lithium it wont react as quickly.

Jun 12, 2010. 10:12 PMTr1t1um1 says:

i need a metal that doesnt react with air and doesnt produce radiation when hit by a nitrogen laser

Jun 12, 2010. 10:30 PMmakerboy112 (author) says:

What about a modified gas that can turn into a solid? Or maybe magnet fusions with lithium and titanium

Jun 12, 2010. 10:48 PMTr1t1um1 says:

if we could melt the two elements togeather into a gas then convert the gas into the solid or i could try and create an element with my fusor but i ran out of deuterium gas

Jun 13, 2010. 2:45 AMTr1t1um1 says:

but what about the helium 6 x rays that are being emitted

Sep 19, 2010. 12:40 PMdrstrange02 says:

If you made the wire apparatus on top and another on the bottom connected the 2 with pipe and bearings to allow for movement and positively charge one side and negative charge the other side. alternating the charge differently on the top slide and the bottom slide to repel each other causing them to spin. You would also be bombarding the positive and negative charges in the middle which if you filled with heavy water

Jul 15, 2010. 7:59 AMsomeperson99 says:

thanks but i think ill go with plexiglass and then trace the design on the plexiglass

Jul 17, 2010. 1:12 AMmakerboy112 (author) says:

Jul 15, 2010. 6:57 PMmakerboy112 (author) says:

you could always use cd cases

Jul 14, 2010. 8:58 AMsomeperson99 says:

makerboy112 your real smart im working on a project of making the mark v arc reactor with wood,pvc pipe,leds but i dont know what to use for a front plate that has the design, what do you suggest?

Jul 15, 2010. 2:31 AMmakerboy112 (author) says:

For mine I used a can, but Barrel caps work, Plastic works, you can also make molds from plastic and card bord along with good eyes and steady hands. oh and its science fiction right now.

Jul 14, 2010. 8:59 AMsomeperson99 says:

by the way its gonna be a prop,(sorry if it sounds obvious)

Jul 14, 2010. 8:55 AMsomeperson99 says:

its just science fiction

Jul 14, 2010. 8:55 AMsomeperson99 says:

because you and that other guy were talking aboy making a real arc reactor and about palladium and lithium and i dont think people can actually make one arc reactor.

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