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Lower Pricing on Tannerite Exploding Targets!
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Tannerite video in super slow motion
Hi guys,
I was reading about the fire hazard on your website and thought I would put this up. It's a pound of Tannerite detonating on top of a plastic container filled with gasoline.
As you can see, the vaporized gas doesn't ignite.
While Tannerite is not quite as loud as the other two brands, it certainly seems much safer for use during the fire season, and I'll keep some on hand for just that purpose. I don't have it on video but I can confirm that one of the other two brands does ignite vaporized gasoline.
And by the way, the target detonated in the video was purchased at your store. I'll be ordering some more at this lower price!
The video is shot at 600 frames/second and played back at 30, so it is effectively slowed down 30 times. It had just rained, and humidity was likely near 100%, so the drop in pressure behind the shock wave causes the moisture to condense momentarily before the pressure returns to normal, making the shock wave visible to some degree.
you can see a clear delineation between the brown smoke at the top and the white vaporized gasoline at the bottom. Hope you guys enjoy and have a look at the other slow motion videos if you like this one. Very interesting stuff.
Hi guys,
I was reading about the fire hazard on your website and thought I would put this up. It's a pound of Tannerite detonating on top of a plastic container filled with gasoline.
As you can see, the vaporized gas doesn't ignite.
While Tannerite is not quite as loud as the other two brands, it certainly seems much safer for use during the fire season, and I'll keep some on hand for just that purpose. I don't have it on video but I can confirm that one of the other two brands does ignite vaporized gasoline.
And by the way, the target detonated in the video was purchased at your store. I'll be ordering some more at this lower price!
The video is shot at 600 frames/second and played back at 30, so it is effectively slowed down 30 times. It had just rained, and humidity was likely near 100%, so the drop in pressure behind the shock wave causes the moisture to condense momentarily before the pressure returns to normal, making the shock wave visible to some degree.
you can see a clear delineation between the brown smoke at the top and the white vaporized gasoline at the bottom. Hope you guys enjoy and have a look at the other slow motion videos if you like this one. Very interesting stuff.
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