Ryan from Fry Tech LLC

And yeah, and I was, from that moment on, it was like, I was like, on a mission, definitely.

a lot of wasted energy, you know, I mean, the explosion is to send the bullet, you know, the main thing is send that bullet out, but there's a lot of energy that just kind of goes to waste.

But yeah, so with this type of system, I devised how you can basically tap into that energy by the moving magnets, you know, when the flux changes,

you that's that in a coils around it, that's what's generating electricity.

And then with, uh, capacitor banks, um, you know, rechargeable batteries.

I mean, there's a lot of potential in that.

Um, I'm actually working on, you know, originally I had one large coil that was over the buffer section and, and that's, and,

that basically I figured out you can have a lot more little coils and, and get a lot like generate a lot more purse of these little ass coils here.

But so imagine I could put this entire thing with little coils here and, and then you don't even have to see that it's got a cover piece on it.

But I forgot the exact, I think it's,

I think with like 50 of these coils here, was it one shot?

Was it 1.57 joules per shot it generates or something?

I have the math all written.

I have it all written down.

But, I mean, you could dump a couple 30-round mags and you can have like a power bank generating a lot of power.

You could definitely...

run, um, a lot of, I've seen everything from, uh, last, not last year, but the year before I saw at SHOT Show, there was some trigger they had, it was electronic and you could set the pound.

Yeah.

But I mean, even like, uh, some of this stuff for military, like, um, what do they call it?

The, uh, the, um, HUD, HUD system or something.