Making and Testing the US Military's M-83 Starter Mix (at Home) скачать в хорошем качестве

Making and Testing the US Military's M-83 Starter Mix (at Home)

The M-83 is a Terephthalic Acid (TPA)-based, low toxicity, smoke 'nade the US military uses for training and for screening troop movements. After about a year of experimenting with the goal of building better versions of these, and similar, devices, I finally recreate and test this starter formula. A Starter Mixture accepts the ignition from the fuze and safely amplifies it to ignite the smoke mixture. Step by step instructions for how to re-arm these 'nade fuzes with a time delay of your choosing can be purchased for $3 on my website. I'm sorry I have to charge, but I need to create revenue outside of YouTube as my channel's growth is moderated. The XM-18 in this video can be purchased at www.reloadableshells.com Support my channel and content like this by purchasing a Pull-String Igniter Kit from my website www.inventionincarnate.com The mixtures in this kit provide a huge variety of ignition possibilities. You can see some examples in the Pull-string Igniter instructions PDF on my website. There are a lot of very useful documents that you'll definitely want to print out and put under your pillow. See this Peer-reviewed Research on PubMed's Database to learn more about the specifics of the bias to which I refer above: @icles/PMC10433241/ (wow, the link is blocked, maybe cut and paste the article ID in PubMed) 00:00 The Starter Mix Formula 01:10 Mixing Ingredients 02:30 Technical issues 03:00 Reconstitution with MEK 04:29 Casting the Mixture 05:18 Inserting Fuses 06:52 Lampblack 08:00 Link for Rearming instructions 08:15 Testing 09:15 The XM-18 10:28 Pace Defense Website 10:42 Loading the XM-18 11:56 Pull Ring Igniter 12:21 Pull Ring Test 12:40 XM-18 Test