Re: PDT

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Original poster: "Bert Hickman by way of Terry Fritz <teslalist-at-qwest-dot-net>" <bert.hickman-at-aquila-dot-net>

Hi John,

I'd be interested in learning more about his Geissler Tubes and prices. 
Please provide the link to his site and email address.

Thanks!

-- Bert --
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Tesla list wrote:

>Original poster: "John Richardson by way of Terry Fritz 
><teslalist-at-qwest-dot-net>" <jprich-at-up-dot-net>
>Hi List,
>If you know someone at a small town utility, maybe you can talk them into
>dealing with you.  I'm in the process of chatting with a city employee in a
>small town where I used to work, and it sounds like I'll have the pick of
>their yard.  Everyone thinks I want these things for the copper.  That's
>fine, as long as I am concerned.  I'm not at the stage where I want to fire
>up one of these monsters, but when I saw the huge amount of transformers
>sitting around, I had to ask, like any good scrounger.
>Note to those attending DC's 'thon in the Dells:  I met a guy over the
>weekend who is very interested in Tesla coils and the like, and I invited
>him to come with me on the trip.  He's only 26, but he has his own neon
>business, and makes some really cool Geissler tubes and signs.  He was
>wondering if anyone is interested in Geisslers or perhaps a "Tesla" neon
>sign.  If so, post any interest to the list, and I can either contact him or
>provide a link to his site.  If anyone is interested, we could bring them
>down to the Dells for pickup.  I don't know about price, but I can find this
>out.  His bombarding setup is unreal.  All digital display and electronic
>servo controls.  Ever see a Jacob's ladder at 1200 ma?  The sound is unreal.
>John Richardson
>
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