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Re: Coiling for Profit
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- Date: Thu, 22 Sep 2005 18:05:36 -0600
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Original poster: "D.C. Cox" <resonance@xxxxxxxxxx>
We have sold 3 coil systems to people and showed them how to make
some nice $$$ by doing school shows. There is a secret to it and it
involves power company sponsorship --ie, saving lives vs. paying our
huge legal fees.
Most of our people work 8 months per year and pull down around $65K
while serving a 3 state radius.
Dr. Resonance
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Subject: Coiling for Profit
Original poster: "Chris Fanjoy" <zappyman@xxxxxxxxxxx>
How many TC'ers are there out there, who do this not just for a
hobby but to make a living also? I know of at least a few people
who travel around putting on shows for schools etc, but I'm not
sure how profitable it is.
I've run a small electronics repair shop for years, but the
bottom has fallen out of the industry and it's clear that I'll have
to find something else by next spring. As I power up my
half-finished coil and marvel at the 10" (so far) sparks, I have to
wonder how feasible it is to actually do this for a living. What
are some of your experiences with this?