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Re: List scope
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To: tesla-at-grendel.objinc-dot-com
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Subject: Re: List scope
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From: jim.fosse-at-genie-dot-com
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Date: Fri, 26 Jan 96 04:51:00 UTC 0000
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> To me sparks are sparks and HV is HV, and most of the guys I know
> personally who have built or are building TC's also have done
> work with various forms of electrostatic generators, so it
> seemed to me to be a legitimate subject for discussion. Have no
> idea what it means to have this extra traffic on the list, but
> would be interested in your views as a guide as to what is and
> what is not extraneous noise.
> Best regards,
> Ed Phillips
>I'd prefer to keep the discussion limited to Tesla coils. This
>is a pretty broad subject as it is, with subjects ranging from 1/4
>wave coils and magnifiers to theory and materials and a lot of
>odds and ends in between. Discussions of Tesla himself couldn't
>be ruled out either. I'd prefer to keep it just Tesla and have
>another list if there is enough demand for it.
>_Mike McCarty
>I would like to see the subject matter remain on the topics of Tesla
>coil theory, design, and construction. I thought that that was the
>list's focus. Correct me if I'm wrong. Things have drifted so far off
>course on both Tesla lists that I'm actually thinking of bailing. If I
>don't do my e-mail every day, I can easily be greeted by over 200
>messages about scalar waves and the like. I have to sift carefully
>through it all to find my personal stuff.
>Mark
I like HV and Vaccuum, but in respect to Mike, Mark and others, how about
keeping this list just Tesla and creating another "HV_not_Tesla". Later,
some offered to maintain it.
I do love a high signal to noise ratio, although I'm sometimes guilty of
lowering it myself.
jim