so if the guywith the $0 coil gun charges it with a camera flash curcuit, i'm going to need to hugely oversize that to form any way of charging 2 24 capacitor beds (it needs to be 24 in each to run 4 in parallel as the guy with the railgun did). i think this means itll take a few days to charge, unless i get my thinking cap on! 2 beds of 24 4.7F capacitors is going to generate - 225.6F, arround as much as the railgun dude. I think this is going to kill someone, i'm worried!
Do you think he used Lexan to make that box for his capacitors, or just clear pvc?
the fittings are large, thin copper sheet metal, which is easy to get hold of. When i get back from my holiday, i can begin construction
plus i know this is going to be me playing with silly voltages, so i'm going to need to suit up - layers of rubber gloves I am still not sure how i can turn the stored current from DC to AC from the capacitors to the coiled wire, in a short period of time - any ideas?
Do you think he used Lexan to make that box for his capacitors, or just clear pvc?
the fittings are large, thin copper sheet metal, which is easy to get hold of. When i get back from my holiday, i can begin construction
plus i know this is going to be me playing with silly voltages, so i'm going to need to suit up - layers of rubber gloves I am still not sure how i can turn the stored current from DC to AC from the capacitors to the coiled wire, in a short period of time - any ideas?