I found om Wikipedia quote a long time
Ago a description of a vandegraaf
Using gas instead of belts and also
A detailed description of the death ray
Gun is on bill Beaty's website amasci.com if I remember correctly.
The point is although this deathray
Design is out in the open it is still
A heck of a job far beyond the scope
Of an amateur to get one running.
First it requires a working railgun
That can shoot mercury drops
Very high into the atmosphere
Furthermore it requires a special kind
Of vandegraaf generator...
Than you must somehow charge
This drops with very high voltage
D.C. And aim them correctly
At let's say an airplane.
I don't see this happening quite soon.
Specially not by amateurs...
And not to mention the dangers involved
With Mercury poisioning.
A jet injection with mercury alone
Can be our demise.
And you might as well violate almost
Every aviation and safety rule with this..
But the vandegraaf thingy is different
If one could build a working model
As an amateur this might help me with
One very special project that needs
High voltage D.C. Potential against earth.
I know quite well Tesla Coils produce
High voltage AC current and standing waves.
I do not even dare to think about rectifying these or the problems
And dangers involved doing so...
As far as I know none has ever made
D.C. From a Tesla coil output...
Op ma 28 nov. 2016 om 02:25 schreef Gomez <gomez@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
> > On Nov 26, 2016, at 6:13 AM, Sietze van de Burgt <
> s.van.de.burgt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >
> > My question is this in one of Tesla's designs there seems to be a machine
> > The so called death ray that uses
> > Charged tiny droplets of mercury
> > Shot out of a railgun
>
> Source? Sounds fascinating, and I haven’t run across that version yet.
> I’d like to learn more about it.
> - B(G)L
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