Re: Eithernet Vs. Tesla Coil...

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Original poster: "Ben McMillen by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-qwest-dot-net>" <spoonman534-at-yahoo-dot-com>


Hi all,
  I've got a deticated room for my coiling and other mayhem. Would it be
feasable to build a faraday cage to run the coil in? I've got 20 - 30 old
window screens (something like 5' X 8'.. they're pretty big) laying around.
They're pretty old  so the screen material is actually brass or something (not
that plasticy stuff). Would this work? (And have the whole thing tied to RF
ground.. ) 

Coiling in Pittsburgh
Ben McMillen 

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>  wrote:  
> Original poster: "Ed Phillips by way of Terry Fritz " 
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> Tesla list wrote: 
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> > Original poster: "Malcolm Watts by way of Terry Fritz 
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> > Hi all, 
> > Having also been responsible for a "lost" hub port (cat 5E 
> > cable) I propose just one solution: unplug everything, both ends. 
> > Printers and any peripheral imaginable is at risk. The cables act 
> > like aerials. 
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> > Malcolm 
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> I'd add make that everything! Every external connection and, if the 
> power cord doesn't unplug, coil it up and put it under the device. 
> Also, if you're like me it would help a lot to tag every cable so you cn 
> get it back where it came from.
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> I can't imagine anyone trying to run anything sensitive anywhere near a 
> TC.
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> Ed
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