Hyperspace Pirate

@HyperspacePirate

Hyperspace Pirate has achieved significant financial success on Patreon, earning over $450 with 105 paid members supporting their innovative work. Since launching on June 17, 2023, they've grown their community to 319 members, showcasing their dedication to sharing their knowledge and projects. Hyperspace Pirate designs and builds a wide range of electrical, mechanical, and chemical projects, pushing the boundaries of hobby engineering. Their commitment to open-source design ensures that anyone can access and learn from their creations, empowering a wider community of makers and inventors.

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Finally starting to get settled in, so here's the most recent build in progress - a spark gap tesla coil. This isn't getting a dedicated vid

Hi everyone, just wanted to give a heads up that I'm currently in the process of moving to a different state, so I might be somewhat sparse

I've got a few more uses planned for the giant capacitor bank from last video, so I built this relay for high voltage / current so I don't h

Newest vid, enjoy

Sorry for the long delay, ran into some unexpected setbacks with the project. I guess my camera has a 500 FPS function on it, so I've gott

Here's a few more tests of the Exploding Wire machine for the upcoming video. These tests are done with larger gauge copper wire (28, 26, an

Here's a few tests against ice, water, and fruits. Next couple tests I'm gonna try thicker gauge copper, aluminum foil, wire buried in sand

Here's a couple stills from the wire exploder at full charge (4kJ). These are from 32-gauge copper wire buried in ice blocks, a water bottle

Well that was an expensive failure. I guess the 14,000 amp non-repetitive current rating for this thing wasn't enough, cause it's cooked.

Here's a quick test at 800V (640J , so only 16% of max. energy), and everything seems to be working good. I'll need to wait until the house