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Jason sent in his latest creation, it’s a 1.25kJ Coilgun. Check out the cool video of it below, you will get a good overview of how it works and see it in action. I like the fact that he is re-using some parts in the build like the cell phone charger for some of the low voltage circuit needs. By the looks of the damage caused by the gun I am thinking that this might be the most powerful one we have seen yet. I like the dial that allows the max charge voltage to be dialed in so that the system can’t overcharge. Pulling the trigger disconnects the charge circuit and triggers the SCR which dumps the capacitor energy into the coil. If you like coil guns make sure you have a look at some of the others we have featured in the past. “Some technical data: - Action: single stage, bolt
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September 20th, 2010
Not only is it powerful, but it looks great too.
September 20th, 2010
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September 20th, 2010
“I’d take a blaster any day” Hans Solo
September 21st, 2010
I’d like to know how he made that awesome case.
September 21st, 2010
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September 21st, 2010
some vlues for comparison. 9mm parabellum ~0.6 KJ 5.56 Nato ~1.75 KJ
of course thats the impact energy.
September 22nd, 2010
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September 24th, 2010
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September 26th, 2010
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October 5th, 2010
And where´s the instructions for biulding one?
October 18th, 2010
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January 20th, 2011
This reminds me of an amateur rail gun i saw once, however the principal was rather similar. Using step up transformers, the homemade device was generating almost 50,000 volts … but the amazing part was … how a projectile could be not only fired, but hyper accelerated using a magnetic field to push the projectile from the gun and through the air at over 5000 ft/second … i really don’t know all the in’s and out’s of this particular project, nor do i have any more then a general understanding of electronics. Based on what i saw, this technology in the wrong hands could be fatal to the recipient.
May 3rd, 2011
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October 11th, 2011
can i buy it from you plz £50
November 8th, 2011
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December 2nd, 2011
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October 26th, 2012
Ive been looking into building my own coil gun for a while now and I would like to use the charging circuit that you linked. I am confused as to what the polarity is for the 12v terminals on the “CFPR Capacitor Charger” schematic, as it is not labeled. I know it says supply voltage is non critical but I am unsure if that means voltage or polarity. Your help is greatly appreciated.