Prometheus Fusion Perfection just received it’s first donation!
$5.00 donated anonymously.
This means the world to me. In the age we live in, mountains can be moved in increments of $5.00. Keep it coming!
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Prometheus Fusion Perfection just received it’s first donation!
$5.00 donated anonymously.
This means the world to me. In the age we live in, mountains can be moved in increments of $5.00. Keep it coming!
Two things you might think about regarding your request for funds. First, ALWAYS name the goal and what you can achieve with it. Second, allow a pledge like “I will donate $1000.00 if XYZ happens”.
What’s the goal?
The truth is, I wasn’t going to set this goal until AFTER I’d built and tested the first core. But this first donation brings it up.
I think the goal should be:
$15,000 for enough superconducting cable to match the WB6’s B-field strength, but with constant operation (or much closer to it).
The 13 Meters of superconducting cable shipped from germany a few days ago. From there I will attempt to complete a fully functional Bussard reactor.
I think I have funds enough for this first attempt at the superconducting core. If I can demonstrate a working superconducting prototype with the parts I’m assembling now… even with a tiny B-field. That would really be something.
If I can build that, and demonstrate it. I think it would be pretty easy to drum up $15K. I’ve raised that many times over in my career for much less promising projects.
What do you think would be a good pledge?
I’d be more comfortable using paypal directly. I was a bit confused by the Pledgie page – what pledge am I supposed to make? What’s the advantage of using Pledgie over paypal? Is it some kind of service for making a donation only if some goal amount is collected? If so, why isn’t the goal amount visible anywhere?
I can add a direct paypal link too. No problem.
done.