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Camera in a pressure chamber again (Patreon)

Published:
2018-08-17 09:35:45
Imported:
2021-10

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This time I took it to 800, the camera kept recording but the lights did not fair well. 

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Anonymous

Bro, you still awake? Lol, jk. Do you plan on going higher?

Anonymous

Time to switch to an LED light. :P

Anonymous

Yep, definitely switch to LED, not sure how the batteries would fare unless you wired them up to the light bulb's power supply

Anonymous

Um.. exactly what bodily cavity was that?

Anonymous

54 ATM is the equivalent of 540m under water. That's impressive for a light bulb. Most submarines don't go that far down.

Anonymous

poor light bulb

Anonymous

That interesting the 54 ATM pressure. Cody I assume it air at high pressure but is it another noble gas?

Brian Reddeman

I have a light and camera rig my dad made to handle ~200 atmospheres but I seriously doubt it would fit in that tank. Great for looking at deep water wrecks in the Great Lakes though. Love the experimentation... Neat see how some things hand pressure beyond their design. [ edit. Ok. Read your response in the comments... That's why the glass sphere! Cool] What about a quartz sphere? I might be willing to flip the bill for a small hollow sphere.

Silviu T
>>14738461

200atm wow that's a lot of depth. Pressure increases by 1atm for every 10m underwater so that camera would survive up to 2km depth.

CodysLab
>>14738461

I need something that can handle 90atm, 400C, and have an over all density less than .06g/ml. Sounds impossible but I think glass might be able to do it.

Brian Reddeman
>>14738461

Yikes my typo no 20 not 200. It's an impressive rig but not *that* impressive.

Brian Reddeman
>>14738461

After your recent test I think you are right. I'll inquire around. You don't need it to last long and it has to be pretty small.

Brian Reddeman
>>14738461

Silviu. I have a single tiny sapphire bearing somewhere. :) I got it from my father years ago. As for a hollow sapphire sphere I don't think I could find or afford one :) I did play with corundum synthesis about twenty(?) Years ago. It was fun. A total failure but fun.