My plasma matrix just won't recursively artifice

[DeeBye]

I've been building a stasis generation modulator in my laundry room in my spare time. I got the plans online, and most of it has been fairly easy to follow. I really want this thing to work, because I can't seem to find a decent Patriform in local stores that can output more than 31.2 AuGs for less than $20. One guy was selling 12.0 units for $69.99, but that's highway robbery as far as I'm concerned. There's a place in the US that sells them for $14, but they don't ship to Canada.

So far I've got the liquoshim shell assembled and the Hertz field amplifier installed. The maxellation surface was tricky, but doable. Everything checks out to this point. The temperature of the cylinder core is under 12, which I think is well within tolerances.

I just can't seem to get the stupid plasmat to artifice correctly. It works fine for one round, then stops dead.

Does anyone have any experience with this kind of thing?

[Rhydderch Hael]

Don't leave the door open for so long.

[Hammerskjold]

I've been building a stasis generation modulator in my laundry room in my spare time. I got the plans online, and most of it has been fairly easy to follow. I really want this thing to work, because I can't seem to find a decent Patriform in local stores that can output more than 31.2 AuGs for less than $20. One guy was selling 12.0 units for $69.99, but that's highway robbery as far as I'm concerned. There's a place in the US that sells them for $14, but they don't ship to Canada.

So far I've got the liquoshim shell assembled and the Hertz field amplifier installed. The maxellation surface was tricky, but doable. Everything checks out to this point. The temperature of the cylinder core is under 12, which I think is well within tolerances.

I just can't seem to get the stupid plasmat to artifice correctly. It works fine for one round, then stops dead.

Does anyone have any experience with this kind of thing?

I'm no mechanician, but how's the connection to the flux capacitor? Perhaps adjust it with a hyperspanner with an oscillation of 4.7 millicrix?

[Sheep]

What kind of power supply are you using? If you're using an unreliable or insufficient source of energy, a dip in the juice your modulator is getting could cause a node to backlog at a critical module junction, resulting in the recursive collapse you describe.

Maybe a bit more info would help us pinpoint the problem. What kind of output are you getting from the first round of artificing? Which sampling method are you using for the monopole indeterminacy feed? A chi-square distribution would wreck you from square one, so make sure your Faraday cage is properly installed around your liquichem hex, or you'll be getting all kinds of low-grade ambient noise mixed in with your EMF readings.

Finally, are you using fixed reciprocating seals, or the more conventional rotaries on your core/shell jausts?

[Rhydderch Hael]

I'm no mechanician, but how's the connection to the flux capacitor? Perhaps adjust it with a hyperspanner with an oscillation of 4.7 millicrix?

I'm still trying to understand how the Millenium Falcon was equipped with "alluvial dampers", because I don't think fiddling with the dust trap is going to be of much help when an Imperial Star Destroyer is hot on your tail...

PS: Okay, an alluvial damper is actually a silt-settling trough. But why would a Corellian freighter be equipped with a silt trough? "Dust trap" makes more sense, but I don't recall any scenes from Smokey and the Bandit where Burt Reynolds ekes out enough power to evade Jackie Gleason by swapping out the air filter on his Pontiac.

[Munkay]

I've been building a stasis generation modulator in my laundry room in my spare time. I got the plans online, and most of it has been fairly easy to follow. I really want this thing to work, because I can't seem to find a decent Patriform in local stores that can output more than 31.2 AuGs for less than $20. One guy was selling 12.0 units for $69.99, but that's highway robbery as far as I'm concerned. There's a place in the US that sells them for $14, but they don't ship to Canada.

So far I've got the liquoshim shell assembled and the Hertz field amplifier installed. The maxellation surface was tricky, but doable. Everything checks out to this point. The temperature of the cylinder core is under 12, which I think is well within tolerances.

I just can't seem to get the stupid plasmat to artifice correctly. It works fine for one round, then stops dead.

Does anyone have any experience with this kind of thing?

Times like these call for the big guns...

Time to type with my head.

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There. Seek the wisdom within the words and you'll have no problem fixing that faulty plasmat artifice.

Cheers,

Munk

[Zarathustra]

I've been building a stasis generation modulator in my laundry room in my spare time. I got the plans online, and most of it has been fairly easy to follow. I really want this thing to work, because I can't seem to find a decent Patriform in local stores that can output more than 31.2 AuGs for less than $20. One guy was selling 12.0 units for $69.99, but that's highway robbery as far as I'm concerned. There's a place in the US that sells them for $14, but they don't ship to Canada.

So far I've got the liquoshim shell assembled and the Hertz field amplifier installed. The maxellation surface was tricky, but doable. Everything checks out to this point. The temperature of the cylinder core is under 12, which I think is well within tolerances.

I just can't seem to get the stupid plasmat to artifice correctly. It works fine for one round, then stops dead.

Does anyone have any experience with this kind of thing?

DeeBye, what variance are you running on the back side? And did you try Newegg.com for the Patriform?

[DeeBye]

I finally got it working. Thanks for the advice.

[LavCat]

I finally got it working. Thanks for the advice.

Wash dark colors separately.

[LennyLen]

I finally got it working. Thanks for the advice.

Let me guess, you plugged it in?

[Bolty]

[kandrathe]

I feel your pain on the Patriform. It's a big inhibition to progress on many of my projects. BTW, the $14 ones are substandard and blow out after a few hours, yielding an over pressure of about 20000 pascals. So, contrary to popular advice, leave the window cracked to avoid structural collapse. I know they are out of your price range, but have you considered tokamaks?

Here is what I modelled mine after. There is the continual issue of finding/keeping liquid helium. Bother.

Critical to tune your OO.

[kandrathe]

Or... do you... with your turbo encabulator?


Because I do...

[DeeBye]

I finally got it working.  Thanks for the advice.

It broke again.

[Bolty]

It broke again.

What did you expect?  You managed to get six and a half years of usage from it while your turboencabulators had malleable linear casings, not logarithmic ones.  It was only a matter of time before your asynchronized grammeter side-fumbled.  You should be happy with what you got out of it, in my opinion.

Too bad there's no Radio Shack anymore to buy the replacement dingle arm you undoubtedly need at this point.

[slavarus]

Wow, it sounds like you're diving deep into some seriously advanced (and fictional?) tech there! Building a stasis generation modulator in your laundry room is no small feat—even if the plasmat artificing is giving you trouble. It’s impressive that you’ve gotten as far as you have, though. Maybe the issue lies in the calibration of the Hertz field amplifier or some obscure setting in the liquoshim shell?

On the other hand, if you ever decide to take a break from theoretical physics and need help with something a bit more grounded—like marine engines—I’d recommend checking out https://volvomarineengineparts.com/. They’ve got everything you need to keep powerful machines running smoothly, whether you’re on land or sea. Who knows? Maybe tinkering with an engine will give you fresh inspiration for that modulator! ??

Good luck with your project, and may the AuGs be ever in your favor!