im not the maker of this video, i just found it and think it would be a good idea as a gas processor?
the amount of ionization can be controlled with a mechanical leaver pushing the radioactive material closer to the tungsten wires in a in a vacuum chamber.. like the throttle of a gasoline car.
to keep it simple without need of programming pulses and such.

just me thinking out loud..
what you guys think?oups i forgot to put in the video to my message..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=UUJwCk5aONt9zicHsWEldtcQ&feature=endscreen&v=-8GlzUjYazs&NR=1

Quote from pistolpedro on July 29th, 2012, 02:05 PM

im not the maker of this video, i just found it and think it would be a good idea as a gas processor?
the amount of ionization can be controlled with a mechanical leaver pushing the radioactive material closer to the tungsten wires in a in a vacuum chamber.. like the throttle of a gasoline car.
to keep it simple without need of programming pulses and such.

just me thinking out loud..
what you guys think?
oups i forgot to put in the video to my message..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=UUJwCk5aONt9zicHsWEldtcQ&feature=endscreen&v=-8GlzUjYazs&NR=1

that's a good thought. depending on the application that may very well work.

~Russ