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There are a lot of super interesting and super-odd plans as well as fully assembled Sci-Fi type projects over on Future Horizons. Before I click on through to the purchase side, has anyone ever ordered a set of plans from them, how were they?
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ok, why is this here?
This should be in a section called: The other side
Really, what are you talking about, KiwiClint?
Yeah, this is lame. Fringe science at best.
Antigravity perpectual motion over unity generators
don’t seem appropriate to Make. The plans for
some of the more believable devices (static generators
and hovercraft) seem way too expensive compare to free
resources on the web. Plus it’s hard to have much confidence
in an outfit that also sells plans for a “flux capacitor”
for your time machine (do you also need a deLorean?)
as well as machine that will cure all disease.
I like the “ion phasor” that fires a special stream
of electrically charged fluid — let me guess,
water and salt? Plans are only $50 — a bargain to be sure.
One thing is for certain, the plans on Future Horizons aren’t from a boy’s life magnizine and they aren’t lame. Those plans aren’t for building toys, but weapons you can use for your own porposes.
This outfit, or one much like it, has been around for ages. They used to sell their plans through ads in Boy’s Life.
A school chum had the plans for their ray gun. As I recall, it’s essentially a bright light with a pistol grip.
That outfit didn’t come from ads in Boy’s Life, but instead, from some other source besides Future Horizons.
I bought the kit for the ion phasor and the fluid they talk about is actually air – a charged stream of ion particles through the air. You can point it at a doorknob and charge it up to around 20000volts DC with nearly no amps, gives a big crack and a shock but doesnt kill anybody.
Can also charge a person as they walk away from you, soon as they touch something thats grounded….crack! and a big shock :-)
http://www.amazing1.com is a similar site but with much more to choose from.
KiwiClint, maybe the ion phasor is not intended to kill, or hurt anyone, maybe just for fun.
i wonder if i should buy it, sounds like fun
ry, you should buy everything on Future Horizons. But what are you trying to buy?