I built an IONIC PLASMA THRUSTER (Best Design)

#plasma #ionic #thruster

[PlasmaChannel]

An ionic Zeppelin? Cool idea Rocket Lord! Dont worry about that Ionic thrust plane - you, peter, and I have that covered.

[theCodyReeder]

Oh yeah i remember you told me about this project when we talked at open sauce. Very cool to see!

[muvqgqq]

ntegza, your exploration of the ionic plasma thruster is truly inspiring! With utmost respect, envision pushing boundaries further by collaborating with industry leaders, bringing futuristic propulsion to new heights.

[dqwglvl]

Очень интересная задумка, если сделать в большем маштабе и более мощный источник питания + подобрать наилучшую форму диффузора, то вполне реально сделать двиготель который сможет поднять что-то более тяжёлое. Хотелось бы увидеть продолжение этой темы 👍

[woodiereel]

The idea to 3D print a part and electroplate to reduce weight but also stay conductive is insanely genius. I always love watching your content

[tiruliru]

I love boomerangs, they have a fascinating history as a primitive weapon and object that was even found on tutankamons tomb. You should try some with 3D printing or making molds to make some of exotic materials.

[MuhammetAliDrGuz]

Great Video, it was so inspiring, so i will build definitivly my own Ionic Plasma Thruster. Thanks for that!

[johnscarfe]

Very interesting...I see that the part you printed stimulates the Venturi principal for airflow. Nicely done. Fascinating subject.

[spartanband]

I would love to see a collaboration between you and @PlasmaChannel to see who's ionic thruster is more efficient/faster in a race!

[timnewnham]

Hey, great video. Take that design and using the same principle design of a jet engine, have smaller and smaller thrusters in an axial pattern, so each thruster speeds up the air flow of the last. The final one leading to a nozzle, I bet it will produce pretty high air flow

[vayunandanakishore]

Wow....what a great demonstration....really happy to see this

[BrainfooTV]

Brilliant, would love to se a version with fins at the rear to see if lift is possible.

[mounirsaidi]

Look at that smile 0:12 . Integza is happy af for making it that powerful hahaha, good job man!

[paulksycki]

I wonder if this design would be improved by the addition of the "vortex plasma" effect. Basically the back ring would be replaced by a donut shaped magnet with the plasma encircling the center like a plasma propeller. It would increase the weight a lot but for a boat style setup, like your test, it would be interesting to compare thrust difference, if any.

[waseemwaqar]

please make a rocket powered boat. What would be the best design? Floating on water with fins? semi submerged?

[nkkl]

You could add a small rudder so you can make it turn and you could add a cardboard on the back to give some upward thrust.

[bizarro_bread]

You should go down the corona discharge pipeline and try your hand at Kirlian photography. It looks similar to what you built here but instead of controlling the direction of the corona discharge to create thrust, the corona discharge covers the entire object with the same neon purple color. Combining this with the carbon spray paint and copper coating and you could have a very interesting photos!

[philnewberry]

The concept of an ionic thruster airship has been in my mind for a long time, but I had no idea how to do it. Thanks for the video.

[data_kaiju]

It would be nice to see this with some small linear actuators connected to control surfaces around the thruster to allow control. If you used something like an ESP32 you could potentially make it bluetooth/wifi controllable.

[timehunter]

A cool video idea would be to make a thrust measuring stand, seeing all your designs improving is amazing and need testing!