sentinal-5
sentinal-5
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24th May 2013
31st May 2013
this box converts pure light (PHOT) into H2O (WATR). it's not very fast, but that can only be expected of something trying to create thousands of atoms only out of photons. if it catches fire, don't worry, it's suposed to do that... enjoy!

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  • sentinal-5
    sentinal-5
    5th Jun 2013
    thanks! :D
  • Kikinicij
    Kikinicij
    4th Jun 2013
    Wow, this is a nice idea. The first of its kind. Theres many converters these days but I think this is one of those special ones where you get something unexspected. Water from photons... :) Good job. +1
  • sentinal-5
    sentinal-5
    1st Jun 2013
    oh, i HATED puting the conv in there... but it is impossible to make elec from phot, and the small bit in front of the plasma chamber makes some of thr hygn into oxyg, i could have made a fusion reactor to turn half of it into oxyg completely legit..ly... (is that a word?) but there wasn't any room. (i set myself a challenge by building the container BEFORE the mech... the only part i'm really proud of is the battery... (the flat thing under the solar panel...)
  • MONIFEST
    MONIFEST
    31st May 2013
    Forget what I said about the cheating =)
  • MONIFEST
    MONIFEST
    31st May 2013
    (offtop) I looked your works. Great detail the bunker and the city. Impressive. Sry for english man. And Keep it up in the same spirit.
  • MONIFEST
    MONIFEST
    31st May 2013
    +1 but I do not see any reason to simulate the light. You use CONV to convert PHOT to Steam. It's a little cheating ;) But anyway, good concept man
  • Cookenmaster
    Cookenmaster
    31st May 2013
    Oh now I see. You want to simulate this in what would bee an actual enviroment. not just lab concetntrated light. Great!
  • sentinal-5
    sentinal-5
    31st May 2013
    thanks! :D
  • Cookenmaster
    Cookenmaster
    31st May 2013
    oh, ok. well this is very cool thanks for the correction. Keep developing :)
  • sentinal-5
    sentinal-5
    31st May 2013
    there, now it's even more realistic.