I guess im randomly asking but does any of you know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account?? I was stupid lost my login password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me.
@Hank Javion Thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process now. Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
Barium metal is extremely reactive with air. It will tarnish right as you watch it if you polish a piece of it shiny. Thus, it is not practical to make getters. Removing the getter from junk TV tubes is by far the most practical source. The tubes are cheap and the getters are made of an alloy of several reactive metals that work better than plain barium. Remember that you cannot keep the getter in room air for more than a few hours or it will be used up. Break the tube only when you are ready!
Ah I see... I had assumed that you just had a box of salvaged getters and used them as you needed them... I hadn't realised that you were keeping them in their old tubes and not "cracking them out" until needed... I suppose the alloy is going to be quite complicated to "brew" as well. (do you "brew" an alloy? or "blend" it? ???)
is this how "toobs" ;) were made "back in the day"? Sort of craftsman style? Or would it have been closer to mass production? Loving your videos by the way.
I tried a phosphorus getter one time but the phosphorus ruined before I got the tube sealed and pumped down. I have no idea on how they handled the stuff back then. It only takes a few seconds to oxidize when exposed to air.
Exactly how I felt, amazing videos I have been watching for hours! Thank you so much!
I'm filled with admiration. Can't wait for your future postings! Best regards.
I guess im randomly asking but does any of you know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account??
I was stupid lost my login password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me.
@Jensen Damon Instablaster :)
@Hank Javion Thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process now.
Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Hank Javion it worked and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thanks so much you saved my account !
@Jensen Damon you are welcome xD
Very cool
Barium metal is extremely reactive with air. It will tarnish right as you watch it if you polish a piece of it shiny. Thus, it is not practical to make getters. Removing the getter from junk TV tubes is by far the most practical source. The tubes are cheap and the getters are made of an alloy of several reactive metals that work better than plain barium. Remember that you cannot keep the getter in room air for more than a few hours or it will be used up. Break the tube only when you are ready!
Ah I see... I had assumed that you just had a box of salvaged getters and used them as you needed them... I hadn't realised that you were keeping them in their old tubes and not "cracking them out" until needed... I suppose the alloy is going to be quite complicated to "brew" as well. (do you "brew" an alloy? or "blend" it? ???)
btw, thats an amazing vice you have there
is this how "toobs" ;) were made "back in the day"? Sort of craftsman style? Or would it have been closer to mass production?
Loving your videos by the way.
Nice as usual. Maybe it's time to upgrade your video devices. On this one, the sound is on the left channel only. Just say
What type of welder is that? I haven't seen a welder that can crimp like that (I'm an unexperienced engineering student)
Homemade. It uses a transformer to run up to 90 amps through the pincher tips.
'bariated tungsten'
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on all the videos I've seen, you "steal" the getter out of an old tube. Have you ever made your own getter?
I tried a phosphorus getter one time but the phosphorus ruined before I got the tube sealed and pumped down. I have no idea on how they handled the stuff back then. It only takes a few seconds to oxidize when exposed to air.
Yeah... I can't imagine elemental phosphorus "wanting to hang around" for long.
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