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From: bg715@freenet.carleton.ca (Andrew Stodden)
To: bg715
Subject: Re: Hardsuit armour, technical specifications.
Date: Wed, 18 Oct
>
>>Actually, the people here did come up with a power supply that is a
>>little bit out of what the public usually thinks about. Missles have
>>what are called Atomic Batteries. These batteries, developed by the
>>Canadian Department of attomics and information is available from them,
>>provide between 10,000 to 1,000,000 volts each. They are about the size
>>of a pin head and work in the following manner.
>>
>>A hallow cadmium case is cut in half.
>>
>>On the inside of one half a thin layer of reacting matterial is coated.
>>
>>On the inside of the other half is a slightly absorbing matterial.
>>
>>the two pieces are put back together being sparated from one another by
>>an insulator of some kind.
>>
>>The constant release of electrons from the reacting material provides the
>>power and the two sides are now positive and negative battery poles.
>>
>>I will confirm this information with some friends of mine at Pinawa
>>Atomic Research Centre.
>
>Mmmm, might work, but is very load sensitive, it would need a
>superconducting wiring system. Anyway, if you could mail about 20 of the
>10,000 volt kind, I'll ship you a hardsuit. (you'll have to send me your
>measurements as well, I can build one that will adjust to the wearer)
Just a quick note to say that it's supposed to be '. I can't build o' not
'I can' sorry, it was a typo.
>
>Maybe I can get Upul to check to see if A.E.C.L. has any info on this. (he
>works there, but only as night security, so he would have to 'rumage' for
>the info. well maybe)
>
>
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