n3ldan
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» The "Status LED" is a red one that indicates charge. It is likely that your camera cam…
» um, I know this is a year old comment, but in case anyone else wants to do it you shou…
» Wow, never seen one like that before. They both indicate charge? I guess you could …
» you can buy legit blasting pumpthings but I believe they are rather expensive. You cou…
» absolutely not, the neon bulb is running on ~300v IIRC, I believe it's just wired to th…
» No, you use it once and it burns violently. But they are super cheap and easy to make.…
» The lowest I've seen was 6kV, but maybe if you used a variac you could get 2.5kV
» Never seen that page, it's cool though. I suppose if you wired 8 or 9 camera caps in s…
» Never tried to explode agar gel. If you're using 120uF caps their ~4J each IIRC, if yo…
» At the moment, yes. However, I am going to make a V2 very soon that will utilizes SCR(…
» um, I know this is a year old comment, but in case anyone else wants to do it you shou…
» Wow, never seen one like that before. They both indicate charge? I guess you could …
» you can buy legit blasting pumpthings but I believe they are rather expensive. You cou…
» absolutely not, the neon bulb is running on ~300v IIRC, I believe it's just wired to th…
» No, you use it once and it burns violently. But they are super cheap and easy to make.…
» The lowest I've seen was 6kV, but maybe if you used a variac you could get 2.5kV
» Never seen that page, it's cool though. I suppose if you wired 8 or 9 camera caps in s…
» Never tried to explode agar gel. If you're using 120uF caps their ~4J each IIRC, if yo…
» At the moment, yes. However, I am going to make a V2 very soon that will utilizes SCR(…
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Jun 22, 2007. 3:48 PMcowscankill
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another question( if you saw my previous one on free capacitor bank) is there a possible way to have your volts go through a wire and constantly stream out insttead of realesing in one big spark?
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Nov 26, 2006. 2:55 AMSovaka
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Hey I would just like to ask question in regards to your capacitor bank. I see a lot of people saying rip apart some disposable cameras and take the caps. Can't you just buy the same rated caps from an electronics store? Thanks, ~Sov
May 1, 2007. 7:39 PMn3ldan (author)
says:
You sure could, but I don't live near any electronics stores. The only thing nearby is a radioshack which doesn't have any capacitors that fit the bill.
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