NNA needs help with Triathlons

Jul 10, 2018 15 Replies

hi, I am a member of the NNA, and have a question. Our previous electric designer was given a well payed job in an other country, and left the work on our prototype nuke almost completed. The parts I am missing are what I think he called 'Triathlons'. All I find with google is Olympics sports for Triathlon.



One of our mladshiy members helped searching and told me to look in this group for a person named John King or something. For each Triathlon to be connected there are 5 wires, red, blue, green, green and black, and white. I am not electrical but come from agriculture, so instruct me where to get the Triathlons and how to connect those to the detonators.



Please we need to get this up and running for the safety demo in Washington end March next year.



NNA National Nuke Association, we support the right for every 16 year and older to carry nukes.



Blagodaryu


Not sure but never cut the red wire.

you've got the wrong word. read back for about a year John likes to boast.

You got the wrong surname too,

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Are you thinking what I'm thinking, that the middle letter of the TLA appears to be off by five letters? :-)

Close enough for the purpose of a 'phishing expedition' though.

This is either a 'spook', foreign or home grown, or a troll pretending to be a 'spook' or just someone too fekin' lazy to do their own homework. Either way the best response is not to respond... Oops!

Johnny B Good

none of the above, just someone being funny.

NT

I have a krytron. It was erroneously put up for sale at the Los Alamos weekly surplus tent sale.

I suspect that nukes don't use krytrons any more; they are 1940's technology. Somebody mumbled something about lasers.

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This one has a rated pulse power of 2 megawatts. That's a small krytron.

John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc picosecond timing precision measurement jlarkin att highlandtechnology dott com http://www.highlandtechnology.com

Trying to be funny.

John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc picosecond timing precision measurement jlarkin att highlandtechnology dott com http://www.highlandtechnology.com

Ok, so a (droll) troll it is! :-)

Johnny B Good

So you are John King

Thank you, I am told that nickel 63 only kills half the lives after 101 years. We need a better rate. You only have 3 wires?

Those lasers how much is need, and how many wires can I connect to it?

We only have small battery for the detonator,

I look for lasers, I find you sell to national ignition fusion project. Can the laser run on small battery?

NNA National Nuke Association, we support the right for every 16 year and older to carry nukes.

Blagodaryu

If you want to design a nuclear weapon, you will need to first acquire some basic math skills, like counting.

John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc lunatic fringe electronics

No no, I do not design, I just connect the Triathlons, or lasers if that is all you have. Sorry for the misunderstanding you have been great help so far, great guy.

NNA National Nuke Association, we support the right for every 16 year and older to carry nukes.

Blagodaryu

tirsdag den 10. juli 2018 kl. 10.37.04 UTC+2 skrev Roger:

this will explain it clearly,

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don't cry over miscounted triathlons

NT

He had me going for a moment. We provide kayak support for Triathlons. But we always use six wires for safety.

Rick C.

I'm guessing the situation would be less stable & things would be liable to kick off if you only used 3

NT

I know AMD made Bi-Athlons and Athlon die but I don't think they ever made a Tri-Athlon.

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