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Description: Well, you've seen my Cyberstorm from the outside, now have a look at its insides... (By the way can I claim a special prize for the first person to post an X-ray of Amiga-related hardware on the web?) :-D Picture Stats: Views: 831 Filesize: 224.05kB Height: 768 Width: 1024 Posted by: X-ray at June 12, 2009, 10:27:48 PM Image Linking Codes
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| rkauer Posts:3263 | February 22, 2007, 01:57:57 AM Man, that's HOT! |
| orange Posts:2794 | October 26, 2005, 01:49:49 PM damn, now you Cyberstorm won't have any babies, or they'll transform in x86.. :crazy: |
| PaSha Posts:537 
| August 30, 2005, 05:10:56 PM Quote
Nah, that would be the lost souls of the dead PPC-boards at DCE :-D |
| X-ray Posts:4370
| June 18, 2005, 07:13:23 PM Nah, I did it here in the UK, but I was careful to use MY tax contributions instead of yours :-P |
| Cass Posts:826 | October 04, 2004, 02:26:18 PM The most original AMiGA pic! Congratulations :-D (Just voted, gave it a 10!) Is there any chance seeing a 3D-CAT scan reconstruction of some piece of amiga h/w?! Hehehe ;-) |
| X-ray Posts:4370
| August 06, 2004, 01:58:30 PM @ Karlos: No, my good man, X-raying it is not harmful. These items all get X-rayed when you send them in the mail or if they go through customs anyway. And I keep the X-ray beam limited to a very reasonable exposure: 44kVp and 3.2mAs Which translates into 44 thousand volts potential difference, with 3.2 milli-Amps delivered over 1 second. I once did a test to see if I could damage a floppy disk (the data on it) with X-radiation, and in that test I wrote a whole lot of files onto a 880k disk and then exposed that to a continuous X-ray beam rated at 90kVp for a period of 30 seconds. I can't remember what the mA was, but all I know is the exposure was significantly more than what they use to screen your stuff at the airport!!! Result: disk was fine. You see this is electromagnetic radiation in the X-ray spectrum. It is ionizing, but controllable. Now the stuff that came out of Chernobyl was gamma and particle radiation, and that stuff is uncontrolled "Radiationus Horriblus Ionizationus Electronicus Defunctus". :-o If I remember correctly it actually killed several of their remotely-piloted surveillance robots by causing massive ionization-induced short circuits. |
| Karlos Posts:16867 | August 06, 2004, 12:30:36 PM Wow :-o Did X-Raying the thing not harm it then? |
| x56h34 Posts:2921 | August 06, 2004, 04:46:17 AM Is this the famous Cyberstorm ghost, that's been haunting the visitors of amiga.org? |
| mikey2001 Posts:377
| August 05, 2004, 09:56:54 PM Wow, coooooool! :-D |
| Failure Posts:332 | August 05, 2004, 09:50:44 PM That's the coolest thing I have ever seen. ... Well ok, it's the coolest thing I have seen today. :-) |