Need help building a Lawrence cyclotron?

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Building a Lawrence cyclotron requires specific components, including dee electromagnets, which can be challenging to source. Users are encouraged to utilize the forum's search function for existing threads that may provide guidance on construction and design. It's important to acknowledge the potential dangers associated with building a particle accelerator, such as high voltages and radiation hazards. Additionally, legal regulations at state and federal levels may apply to such projects. Safety and compliance should be prioritized when considering this endeavor.
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Anyone know how to do it? I do not know where to find dee electromagnets, nor do I even have the complete design of his system.
 
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Degeneration said:
Anyone know how to do it? I do not know where to find dee electromagnets, nor do I even have the complete design of his system.

If you click on the "Search" button at the top of the page, and do a quick search on cyclotron, you will get a lot of threads that may be of help.

But, please keep in mind (as mentioned in some of those threads) that building and running a particle accelerator can be dangerous (high voltages, radiation hazards, etc.), and it may also be subject to state and federal laws.
 

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