Tesla Turbine (Test Enclosure) 02

I have drilled 4 Exit holes and have temporary mounted it in an old CD Spindle for proof of concept test.

The air enters the gaps between the disks and spirals towards the center gaining speed as it does.


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• Tesla
• Turbine
• Enclosure
• Test
• Proof
• Concept
• Boundary
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[luciferthecopy]

I've only opened up the newer IDE and SATA drives, but do the old scsi drives usually have that many platters? If so I'm going salvaging to get some and do this

[kubikop]

Hi

Yes its an old scsi drive, they have lots of layers....

Paul..

[bestamerica]

why NO closed captioned in here video

[kubikop]

?? Do not understand ?? Closed Captions?

[bestamerica]

hi ku,

closed captioned is a verison for the deaf / hearing impalired people are reading

[kubikop]

There does not seem to be a setting?

Can you tell me more about it?

Thanks...

Paul.

[skerm27]

perhaps you should stop listening to your overseers and think for yourself?

[arsacd]

cool!

almost unbelieveble.

i'll try to make one also.

[arsacd]

incredible!!!!

a little air in makes the disc move?

is that?

cant believe it!!!

[nepenthesx]

That's could fit to electromagnetic engine like the Rodin Coil for cars for example, I think.

[Quper666]

идиот тупой

[rompeortosss]

Shit!



[TheUnseenBefore]

lol 1:31 he farted

[azerty2661]

traduction svp

[ZARAL5D]

wtf ?????

[Nebuli2]

@kubikop It's too terrible to be worth it.

[CoolKillerClan]

sound like weathley