3 ounces of flash powder under metal soup can

	Duration: 00:39 minutes Upload Time: 07-06-11 13:08:10 User: Azer60696 :::: Favorites :::: Top Videos of Day
Description: 3 ounces of potassium chlorate/aluminum flash powder wrapped in aluminum foil(with fuse protruding) and put under a metal soup(or tin) can. The trail of smoke upwards is the can skyrocketing into the air. The video doesn't depict the true magnitude of the sound of the blast. I had the camera duct-taped to the ground so the shock wave wouldn't knock it over.
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Azer60696 ::: Favorites Cool, I'll check it out ASAP. Look for my comments 07-09-13 19:56:02 __________________________________________________
Ilkling ::: Favorites yeah man, if you wanna see my flash powder videos, i have them up now. 07-09-12 16:58:49 __________________________________________________
Ilkling ::: Favorites no the outdorr ones. not the ones you light up in the winter. i guess its technically called a fire ring, like campfire. 07-08-20 20:04:06 __________________________________________________
Azer60696 ::: Favorites where did you get that from?!! I live in Brandon, Florida(surburb of Tampa)!!!!! 07-08-18 20:10:06 __________________________________________________
jesse038 ::: Favorites you live in Arizona me 2 between Glendale and phoenix 07-08-18 05:05:12 __________________________________________________
Azer60696 ::: Favorites cool!! But why would you do it inside your fireplace?!! 07-08-15 16:49:26 __________________________________________________
Ilkling ::: Favorites oh yeah i did a 1 ounce charge to test my electric ignition and it was noting like this. i mean yours is bigger, but the concusion set off from mine echoed thoughout my whole neighborhood and completly obliterated my fireplace. 07-08-15 00:36:23 __________________________________________________
Ilkling ::: Favorites the regular platinum is 4 or 6 inches long and 1/8 inch wide, it would work but its not that much. i forget the platinum/iritium i think it was 3 1/2 inch long and 1/12 in in diameter, that anode looked pretty small but was a solid,thick alloy, the bottom was shaped differently too, its a shame they are so expensive. 07-08-14 23:38:09 __________________________________________________
Azer60696 ::: Favorites what is the diameter of both the rods? 07-08-14 20:40:45 __________________________________________________
Ilkling ::: Favorites what platinum/iridium? i'm not sure, but i think the only way we get iridium on this planet is from meteorites, they find it near the gulf coast and i believe around the middle east in remote places. in underground tunnels and stuff. i saw one and only one "buy it now" thing on ebay for 345 dolars. it lookedlikte that rod was made for electrolytic cells, i looks ik around 6 inches or so. 07-08-14 14:49:12 __________________________________________________