110391 No.690529
I have this idea that you can make a nuclear-antimatter gun out of an atom smasher particle accelerator like a betatron or a Cockroft-Walton supply and use the copper wires/tesla coil to power the gun, which uses antihydrogen mixed in with a hollow mass u233 bullet inside the barrel that is guided by RFID and a laser using a set coordinate range. You could alternatively make a particle accelerator out of a tesla coil, an rf bottle ion source and a vacuum beamline. The ignition system is electromagnetic (like a gauss rifle) and it uses quantum circuits, integrated circuits and computers to get it to function. You can make a betatron out of some salvaged magnetic Transformer metal.
Btw, I'm saying U233 rather than U235 because it's easier to manufacture.
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110391 No.690530
>>690529
Oh, and also, it has a feed of only one bullet and uses a gadolinium gallium garnet crystal drum magazine to holographically clone the same bullet ad infinitum using refraction/reflection and quantum cloning.
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110391 No.690531
>>690530
It would probably be a very large, elongated gun due to all the capacitors and coils needed, along with other built-in components (like the battery that powers the rest of the electrical components of the gun). It doesn't require too much antimatter because it's quantity over quality and uses a barrage of fire of nuclear explosions to destroy its destined target.
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110391 No.690532
>>690531
Aside from electrical components (microcurrents) you will also need strong conductors/semiconductors (like Beryllium Copper, for example).
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