Fusor and other equipment

File — Box: 3, Folder: 2

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

1-23 Unidentified equipment.
24 The glow of the interior of the MK I fusor, Circa 1961.
25 Ionized gas being “pulled” from fusor by force if the permanent magnet, Circa 1961.
26 The glow of the interior of the MK I fusor, Circa 1961, slide.
27 Ionized gas being “pulled” from fusor by force if the permanent magnet, Circa 1961. slide
28 Tube operating large flash, January 24, 1961, Duplicate see (P0437n01_17_004)
29 Tube operating polaroid filter room lite on flash lite on 1 small discharge, January 24, 1961.
30 Tube operating 1 high mode discharge 15 low mode discharge, January 24, 1961.
31 Tube operating, January 24, 1961 10:00 am.
32 Fusor, Duplicate see (P0437n01_17_004)
33 Fusor, Duplicate see (P0437n03_02_030)
34 Fusor, Duplicate see (P0437n03_02_029)
35 Fusor in protective cage.
36 Unidentified equipment.
37 Unidentified tube.
38 Section of later model fusor.
39 MK I MOD 1 fusor.
40 Early fusor. Tube attacthed to “sniff” fusable particles. MK I.
41 MK I in bell jar.
42 Mk I fusor in operational setup showing viewing devices (mirrors and windows).
43 The so-called MARK-III-Ex1 was a MARK-III type device utilized for engineering studies.
44 Looking through window into fusor interior. Later model.
45 Inner cathode of fusor.
46 “Early MK I fusor device clamped to pipe, on right is miniature, but powered counter.”
47 Deflecting coil mount for 1928 image director tube.
48 Ion guns after a lot of use.
49 Inner anode of fusor.
50 Vacuum coupling fusion setup.
51 Fusor, early anode design.
52 Duplicate see (P0437n03_03_017)
53 Duplicate see (P0437n01_18_006)
54 Top view of MK I fusor.
55 Fusor cathode.

Dates

1900-1980

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