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Fusion Experts Urge Much Higher Funding for LPPFusion - https://lppfusion.com/fusion-experts-urge-much-higher-funding-for-lppfusion/
Please watch LPPFusions important new video Pandemic, Economic Crises and the Energy Density Solution. https://youtu.be/bPQQROYJHpk
Recovered from the depths of our archives, we have never before seen footage of the first shots ever of FF-1! We recently found in our archives a video of our very first shots with FF-1 on October 15, 2009. The cast of characters includes myself-- Eric Lerner-- and S. Krupakar Murali,, Abdel Haboub and, behind the video, except for a brief peek, Rezwan Razani, then the Executive Director of Focus Fusion Society. Note the very stripped-down equipmentone oscilloscope, two instruments. (We were really eager to fire right after we built the machine with the help of Dr. John Thomson.) Now we have six scopes and almost 30 streams of data coming from FF-2B. Youll see the first shot at 5:50 in the video. At 8:00, the small bump on the right of the yellow line on the screen indicates a very small pinch, producing some fusion reactions, even in the first shot. But the big peak on the right of the same line, shown below, what we called the first pinch, doesnt come until 20:49. Youll note in the excitement I confused the two instruments traces, one measuring current and the other voltage, for a few minutes, but I got straightened out by the end of the video.
Fusion Experts Urge Much Higher Funding for LPPFusion - https://lppfusion.com/fusion-experts-urge-much-higher-funding-for-lppfusion/
Please watch LPPFusions important new video Pandemic, Economic Crises and the Energy Density Solution. https://youtu.be/bPQQROYJHpk
Recovered from the depths of our archives, we have never before seen footage of the first shots ever of FF-1! We recently found in our archives a video of our very first shots with FF-1 on October 15, 2009. The cast of characters includes myself-- Eric Lerner-- and S. Krupakar Murali,, Abdel Haboub and, behind the video, except for a brief peek, Rezwan Razani, then the Executive Director of Focus Fusion Society. Note the very stripped-down equipmentone oscilloscope, two instruments. (We were really eager to fire right after we built the machine with the help of Dr. John Thomson.) Now we have six scopes and almost 30 streams of data coming from FF-2B. Youll see the first shot at 5:50 in the video. At 8:00, the small bump on the right of the yellow line on the screen indicates a very small pinch, producing some fusion reactions, even in the first shot. But the big peak on the right of the same line, shown below, what we called the first pinch, doesnt come until 20:49. Youll note in the excitement I confused the two instruments traces, one measuring current and the other voltage, for a few minutes, but I got straightened out by the end of the video.
