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Monday May 8, 2006
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 I never miss the chance to make a Back to the Future reference. Apparently on eBay over the weekend, somebody won a replica of the De Lorean's Flux Capacitor that's seen in the film. Remember Doc hits his head after slipping off the toilet, and this image appears to him?
Seller 83delorean created the Flux Capacitor with real glass tubes, gold bases made from aluminum, a custom-built circuitboard, and white LEDs.
Yesterday, after 51 bids were placed, the lucky winner was usa1775 for $555. But be on the lookout, because the seller may offer another replica on eBay soon.
Watch the Flux Capacitor in action.
[via OhGizmo!]
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May 9, 2006 10:48 AM
For what I think would make an awesome and easy PC case mod with the right equipment... :)
May 9, 2006 1:47 PM
Now that i can buy a Flux Capacitor, I will have to shop on ebay for a used DeLorean. Beam me up Scotty! Oh different show.
June 15, 2006 10:57 PM
Any knows that capacitors do not have flux, they store electricity in an electric field. Inductors store energy in a magnetic field and have magnetic flux when operating. If you are interested in time travel, you need to use a LaPlace transform to transform the time domain to the frequency domain, heterodyne (shift the frequency), and use an inverse LaPlace transform to return to the time domain. The object will be shifted in time proportionally to the frequency shift. Now the secret is out.
February 9, 2007 5:21 PM
I have 1.21 gigowatts .If your looking for it.
I'll give some blue prints of 3 diffrent, designs.
at 88 mph it works that way to open up the time lines. I need the funding so send me about $10,000
to joshua michael north peigan, 25 iowa ave se apt18 huron SD 57350.
thank you joshau north peigan
February 9, 2007 5:25 PM
my address is 255 iowa ave se apt 18 huron SD 57350
thank you joshua north peigan