How it works? When the capacitor is charged with 1.21GW of energy the internal transient thermostratum begins an internal rapid particle acceleration process. The exterior of the capacitor will experience extreme ionasation followed by nano bursts of reverse quantum entanglement. During this process, it is necessary to keep the device itself accelerating through a 3 dimensional space, for example driving a car. At a user configurable velocity a time-warp bubble will open for a matter of pico seconds allowing the device, and whatever is attached, to pass through to the predefined time/date.
Specifications:
• Time displacement coeffient: ∫ dx/1 + ax = 1/a ln(1 + ax) + C
• Maximum euler logarithm:ln(cos x + i sin x) = ix
• Heat dissipation rate: ∆Q/∆t = -K×A×∆T/x
• Wavelength refraction inversion: c / λ
• Total time differentiation error rate: 10 - {g}
• Power usage: 1.21GW
• Can be retrofitted to automotive vehicles or aircraft
• Dimensions: 450(H) x 300(W) x 200(D)mm
Due back in stock October 26th 1985
Fuel Source
Plutonium
Total time differentiation error rate
10 - {g}
Heat dissipation rate
∆Q/∆t = -K×A×∆T/x
Time displacement coeffient
∫ dx/1 + ax = 1/a ln(1 + ax) + C
Maximum euler logarithm
ln(cos x + i sin x) = ix
Disconnection step
Disconnect capacitor drive before opening
Disconnection step2
Shield eyes from light
Future Fuel Source
Mr Fusion Energy Reactor
2440_FuelSource
Transwarp Quantum Dilation
Time travel power
1.21 GW
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