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Re: Lightning Gun To Combat Terrorists - WHERE IS THE RETURN PATH???
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- Date: Fri, 09 Sep 2005 17:24:46 -0600
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Original poster: Mark Fergerson <mfergerson1@xxxxxxx>
Tesla list wrote:
Original poster: Terry Fritz <vardin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
If it is just a single conductor, imagine what happens if it hits a
grounded target... Guess "who" is between the high voltage and
ground in that case!!! Sort of like arcing a Tesla coil to ground
while you are holding it...
Exactly like that; a battery powered man-portable VTTC (BPMPVTTC)
no less ("VT" because we _are_ basically talking 10-ft-long sword
arcs). Hold that thought...
I would go for a battlefield reconfigurable system based on LEGO...
http://www.ozbricks.com/battlespace/pics/locust/locust_BL.jpg
What, a _parts-swappable_ BPMPVTTC (PSBPMPVTTC)?
By parts-swappable, I assume you mean a selection of tubes w/
associated bias components, primary and secondary coils, caps, gaps,
toroids etc. that plug into a common power supply/stock assembly.
Why do this, because you expect lots of burnt-out parts, for
different battlefield conditions like temperature, humidity, smoke
etc, or what?
Where to get 1" heavy-silverplated bayonet connectors with
multi-KV insulation?
Power supply; backpack, wheelbarrow or a small truck?
You'd want full-body chainmail (helmet visor with protective
squarish strike-ring rim) with a drag chain. The manufacturers seem
to be thinking Star Trek; seems to me more like a Commando
Cody/Steampunk fusion.
This could be the Next Big Thing at Tesla Conventions or Burning Man.
Mark L. Fergerson