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Hacked Gadgets friend FastMHz has been busy doing all sorts of experiments, and this crazy mad scientist has captured it on tape for our enjoyment! Not sure if all fingers and toes are still accounted for, I think I would be hiding (cowering) behind something solid for most of these tests. After watching the video those wall mounted can crushers seem so useless, I want to crush cans using a huge electrical discharge! I also have never seen a water capacitor, hopefully FastMHz can fill us in on how to build it and how well it works…
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January 30th, 2007
Why did the coilgun jump forwards? Could it have that much suckback?
January 30th, 2007
It bounced off the concrete block…the vice was not fastened to the bench, so it was free to move.
February 1st, 2007
I believe he said it was a water resistor, not capicitor, used to safely discharge the bank of batteries. I imagine it’s just salt water.
February 2nd, 2007
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February 3rd, 2007
[...] Part of this video that we featured a short time ago was this Hand Held Self Contained Air Cannon. Now we can see some close up pictures and a detailed description of how it was made. What will come out of the FastMHz crazy high voltage lab next? We will have to wait and see… “This is a relatively simple device bodged together from junk I had around. Take some PVC parts, an old tire inflator, solenoid, capacitor, inverter and various other stuff. [...]
May 2nd, 2007
what kind of wire is that…and how much was it to make….and what parts…
June 22nd, 2007
Steam? It’s not converting the water to hydrogen and oxygen through electrolysis?