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  • A Real Life Free Energy Generator - A Table Top Fusion Reactor

    Robert Murray Smith has begun a new project and put a call out to those looking to help replicate and bring this about.

    Thought it would be of interest to this group.

    Will post updates from time to time here.

    IndianaBoys

    A Real Life Free Energy Generator - A Table Top Fusion Reactor


    Published on Dec 4, 2013

    This is a project I am sure I will never be able to do on my own. What I think is needed is a team of people to bring it to reality so - if you are interested, I would love your help. Annoyingly i realised i got the polarity wrong - electrons are attracted to the positive repulsed by the negative - i was tired when i made this - please don't point it out to me - i know!!!

  • #2
    Polywell Nuclear Fusion

    Theoretical background information Robert posted to help better understand.

    He is looking for the end product to be the size that would fit on a table top, sized to run a house and open source for all. This is grass roots and a variety of skills are welcomed to join in and help.

    Polywell Nuclear Fusion
    Polywell Nuclear Fusion Home

    Beam Fusion
    Beam Fusion Org

    IndianaBoys

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    • #3
      Open Source Nuclear Fusion

      Open Source Nuclear Fusion


      Geek Group Farnsworth-Hirsch-Meeks Fusor


      Should Google Go Nuclear? Clean, cheap, nuclear power (no, really)


      LIFE: Laser Initial Fusion Energy System

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      • #4
        perhaps the Needs?

        Sir
        Thank you for sharing this very interesting effort!
        Perhaps if the Needs or requierements for replication were listed in some fashion?
        Equipment ?
        Circuits built for what needs /to what tolerance ?

        Any thing you can share would be Nice!

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        I know too many people in a group can make it noisy and slow.
        perhaps some highlights and bench mark goals towards this replication ?

        thank you
        Chet
        PS
        working inside a light bulb /glass vacuum tube is a very cool and simple idea!!
        Last edited by RAMSET; 12-08-2013, 03:10 PM.
        If you want to Change the world
        BE that change !!

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        • #5
          Originally posted by RAMSET View Post
          Sir
          Thank you for sharing this very interesting effort!
          Perhaps if the Needs or requierements for replication were listed in some fashion?
          Equipment ?
          Circuits built for what needs /to what tolerance ?

          Any thing you can share would be Nice!

          --------------
          I know too many people in a group can make it noisy and slow.
          perhaps some highlights and bench mark goals towards this replication ?

          thank you
          Chet
          PS
          working inside a light bulb /glass vacuum tube is a very cool and simple idea!!
          Hi Ramset,

          You can send Robert an e-mail to [email protected] so he can send you the invite.

          IndianaBoys

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          • #6
            A nuclear engineer Prof George Miley took a good look at this "fusor" several years ago. Basically, the Farnsworth Fusor going back decades. Its a good idea, based on true hot fusion... but getting those deuterons (or d-t) to fuse is not so easy. Mostly they just collide elastically ("bounce off").

            Miley said that the device would make a decent source of neutrons; but NOT net energy. I suggest you check with Prof Miley or his published papers on the fusor; or if you have improvements, he would be a good one to talk to. He's very approachable.

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            • #7
              Muon,

              Thanks for the info. Will forward it to Robert to check into.

              IndianaBoys

              Originally posted by Muon View Post
              A nuclear engineer Prof George Miley took a good look at this "fusor" several years ago. Basically, the Farnsworth Fusor going back decades. Its a good idea, based on true hot fusion... but getting those deuterons (or d-t) to fuse is not so easy. Mostly they just collide elastically ("bounce off").

              Miley said that the device would make a decent source of neutrons; but NOT net energy. I suggest you check with Prof Miley or his published papers on the fusor; or if you have improvements, he would be a good one to talk to. He's very approachable.

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              • #8
                Hiya Guys - I just registered so i could join in in this thread. I know the fusor is incapable of breakeven fusion and I believe this is due to the grid 'sucking energy' out of the system - that's a bit of a short hand way of describing what actually happens - anyway - the thrust of development for IEC has been getting rid of the grids or making them invisible - I think that's what Bussard was up to when he designed the polywell. Beam fusion is mostly about getting rid of the grids altogether and using electrostatic optics - I was thinking that flight time might be used to achieve the same effect - I have to admit I have no idea if this will work - but the idea intrigued me and I thought it might well be worth investigating - so - with the help of a lot of others - that's what we are doing. If you want to have a look at the basic idea it's in the link to the video - rather than repeat it here and I would greatly appreciate your input

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                • #9
                  The Testatika Solved? - The Farnsworth Multipactor as an Electron Cascade Devic

                  The Testatika Solved? - The Farnsworth Multipactor as an Electron Cascade Device
                  The Testatika Solved? - The Farnsworth Multipactor as an Electron Cascade Device - YouTube

                  Robert Murray-Smith

                  Published on Dec 8, 2013

                  This is just an exploration of a few ideas I had a bout the farnsworth multipactor from reading the patents 2071515 and 2071516 and how the relate to the Methernitha Testatika (Thestatika) as a possible solution to the 'hidden' electron cascade component that is the key to this machine but has never been revealed. I am taking a functional view here - that is - if what is needed to complete the machine is a cascade device and the Methernitha guys won't reveal it then what else will perform that function. I also think it would do the same job for any electrostatic generator like a wimshurt generator or a kelvin water drop generator.

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                  • #10
                    TTF03 - Making A Fusor Begining To End - 60 minutes

                    Robert Murray Smith has started the building process and created a real good step by step video for those wanting to join in and build this device.

                    TTF = Table Top Fusion

                    Thanks to those joining in on this build,

                    IndianaBoys

                    TTF03 - Making A Fusor Beginning To End - 60 minutes
                    Published on Dec 22, 2013
                    TTF03 - Making A Fusor Beggining To End - YouTube

                    The first three minutes of this video give details of the made fusor the rest of the video is a step by step demonstration of how i went about making the fusor which I understand might be quite tedious for a lot of people but might be quite helpful for a lot of others - so, sorry for the length - but I hope it helps.


                    TTF01 - Removing The Ceramic Core Of A Spark Plug - make a non resistor spark plug
                    TTF01 - Removing The Ceramic Core Of A Spark Plug - make a non resistor spark plug - YouTube

                    Published on Dec 20, 2013

                    This is about removing the ceramic core of a spark plug for use as a high voltage feed through for a fusor but it can equally be used to convert a resistor spark plug to a non resistor spark plug for HHO experimentation and water fuel experiments.

                    TTF02 - Building The Fusor - Design and Materials
                    TTF02 - Building The Fusor - Design and Materials - YouTube

                    Published on Dec 20, 2013

                    Basically this is a simple fusor design and a list of the materials i will use to build a fusor


                    Cutting glass bottles into rings easily with thermal stress
                    Last edited by IndianaBoys; 12-23-2013, 06:50 PM. Reason: Added link to TTF03

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