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Hi you all!

PostPosted: Tue Jan 24, 2012 6:25 pm
by Alex Biersack
Hi, I am currently busy building a fusor. That's why I stumbled across this great site. For a fusor I need a neutron detector, of course it would be easier to buy some bubble device, but instead I bought some russian SNM tubes on ebay from the Ukraine.

I am also interested in quad or octocopters big enough to fly a human, that will be my next project.

I think I have a fairly decent theoretical knowledge of math and physics but I never did any real hands on stuff until now. Well I did repair a few TVs when I was younger. And broke a few things too. I am much better with Linux and so on. But this is exciting here.

Looking forward to all the interesting stuff going on here,

Cheers,
Alex

Re: Hi you all!

PostPosted: Tue Jan 24, 2012 6:58 pm
by Doug Coulter
Welcome Alex! We have some good info up here on neutron detectors, including the Russian tubes, which while a little flakey are a lot better IMO than the bubble guys - at least they live a lot longer and give some real time information.

You're going to get a real baptism in hands on getting a good vacuum system going with fine gas control, and another in high voltage power supply foibles if our experience is any guide.

There are a lot of fliers here as members - maybe someone here can advise you on that project.