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Here is my new hybrid of test supersonic:





I really do!

Looks like a very powerful design! Though, I changed the nomenclature

Excellent!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

Seriously guys, I'm trying to work hehehe

I'll make it, it will be transparent and I can film the explosion 1000fps!

Have a look atthis

I'd seen, and now I will do the slowmotion, I do the same as you!

As you may or may not already know, I dismantled our broken dryer today and saved the good parts like the <s>hot girl</s> plastic see-thru door
Um...
Anyway, I have an idea: attach the door to a piece of wood to form a semi-sphere dome chamber and ignite an atmospheric mix inside and film in high speed. Too dangerous?

By the way Jack, I was watching a documentary on the Kursk disaster and they showed video footage of some combustion tests done in a lab where the fuel mixture was "precisely measured" with a giant syringe before being injected in to a clear chamber

@Petitlu,
I ran some numbers in HGDT and with a 100cm x 4.5cm diameter golf ball barrel you could get transonic velocities at 30x with this cannon

MrCrowley wrote:As you may or may not already know, I dismantled our broken dryer today and saved the good parts like the <s>hot girl</s> plastic see-thru door

hehe heaven knows what you'd load in your barrel shoot at her...

Anyway, I have an idea: attach the door to a piece of wood to form a semi-sphere dome chamber and ignite an atmospheric mix inside and film in high speed. Too dangerous?

Wouldn't be fun if it wasn't I doubt you'll crack it to be honest, even if it was bolted securely.

By the way Jack, I was watching a documentary on the Kursk disaster and they showed video footage of some combustion tests done in a lab where the fuel mixture was "precisely measured" with a giant syringe before being injected in to a clear chamber

hahaha WIN! link?

Petitlu

You mean after it explodes in his face he will be "all black"

Not break! Polycarbonate is strong!

photo :

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:hahaha WIN! link?

Can't seem to find it online as I watched it on the History Channel I think. All I can say to describe it is that it took the view that the Kursk had a faulty torpedo, not the insane view that a US sub sank it. The doco mainly focused on the recovery and interviewed only a handful of people; mainly a wife of one of the crew and the former captain of the Kursk. It seemed recent and had a male British narrator I believe.

The combustion test was extremely cool. Done in a chamber about 10 foot long it had holes near the point of ignition that allowed the flames to shoot out; like as in an engine. The main, blue coloured, flame front continued down the chamber. It was filmed in high speed.

MrCrowley wrote:it took the view that the Kursk had a faulty torpedo, not the insane view that a US sub sank it.

I thought that was the correct view thanks to a leaky but otherwise bloody awesome шквал...

I think the French forum needs to see MrC's alternative annotations

thanks to you they can see!