VASIMR firing at 3000 frames per second

VASIMR firing at 3000 frames per second using Argon propellant. The helicon discharge can be seen turning on first, then each RF module of the Ion Cyclotron Heating stage.

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[Haskanawa72]

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[AntoMelta]

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[willamricard]

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[imegatrone]

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[Melehete]

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[NganaJHone]

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[Ondelendo]

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[bundawartini]

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[quangluu96]

@Sparkeee24 1kW of energy is require to power this

[Sparkeee24]

I am really curious what the consumption rate of the fuel is. thrust per kg of propellant. Figure solar for electricity, but you still nead the argon... in what quantities? More info would be great! I'd like to model some ideas about extending beyond LEO, say to catch up to an asteroid. or a test project to the moon.