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Re: Safety Considerations
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- Subject: Re: Safety Considerations
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- Date: Wed, 03 Aug 2005 18:39:36 -0600
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Original poster: Ed Phillips <evp@xxxxxxxxxxx>
"Speaking of safety, what is the deal with all of these pictures I see
of tesla coils operating indoors?!? I've seen strikes hitting carpet,
curtains and all sorts of seemingly flammable materials...why no fires?
I plan to do most of my testing outdoors with a fire extinguisher handy
:)
Justin"
What makes you think there have been no fires? I asked Richard Hull
something once about pictures like that from the TCBOR guys and he
mentioned things like "a few fires and burns from home-made X-ray
tubes". When I see pictures like that I often wonder what is happeneing
inside the plaster, in the windings of the bench grinder, inside the
fluorescent light fixture, etc.
Ed