Difference between revisions of "Building"

Revision as of 11:05, 22 May 2015

This page will collect any photos, plans, and instructions for do-it-yourselfers. Efforts with enough documentation will be provided their own pages.

Mulletron's Build
Kurt Zeller (@zellerium) and Brian Kraft from Cal Poly are starting a build as well, using a constant cross-section cavity containing a polymer dielectric.^[1]
@DIYFan - TBD
@Notsosureofit is planning testing with a Gunn diode.^[2]
@TheTraveller^[3]
@Iulian Berca^[4] - Fabricated a drive in May 2015 and was posting videos at his website. In Test 3.1 he reported a force measurement toward "the small end" and later a smaller measurement in the reverse orientation. As of 5/21/15 the magnitude and significance of these measurements were being debated on the NSF forum.
@SeeShells^[5]
@R. W. Keyes / Andromeda Research - high power, 1-20KW magnetron, superconductor Magnesium diboride on silicon carbide, to start summer 2015
@movax (Paul Koclya)^[6] - Building the original 2.45 GHz thruster according to the Chinese paper and their own 25 GHz design simultaneously.. See Hackaday project for more details, as well as an interview with Paul.
Others?

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 # @SeeShells<ref>[http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=36313.msg1371206#msg1371206 Forum post by @SeeShells]</ref>
 # @R. W. Keyes / Andromeda Research - high power, 1-20KW magnetron, superconductor Magnesium diboride on silicon carbide, to start summer 2015
-# @movax (Paul Koclya)<ref>[http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=36313.msg1372073#msg1372073 Forum post by Hackaday.io]</ref> - Planning much higher Rf (20-30 GHz).  See [https://hackaday.io/project/5596-em-drive Hackaday project] for more details, as well as [http://n-o-d-e.net/post/119343131451/building-a-diy-emdrive an interview with Paul].
+# @movax (Paul Koclya)<ref>[http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=36313.msg1372073#msg1372073 Forum post by Hackaday.io]</ref> - Building the original 2.45 GHz thruster according to the Chinese paper and their own 25 GHz design simultaneously..  See [https://hackaday.io/project/5596-em-drive Hackaday project] for more details, as well as [http://n-o-d-e.net/post/119343131451/building-a-diy-emdrive an interview with Paul].
 # Others?