Re: Some Video fun from The Geek Group

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Original poster: Ben McMillen <spoonman534@xxxxxxxxx>

Steve, all,
   I apologize for straying.. I just couldn't help it with this 
one.. it was a really cool demo and I figured newer list members 
might enjoy knowing that PCs are (sometimes) quite hearty..

Coiling in Pittsburgh
Ben McMillen

Tesla list <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Original poster: "Steve Ward"

Somehow this thread got completely off topic (from someone mistakenly
posting about interference in the wrong thread, or they simply dont
understand how the list works). Anyway, the TC zapping a computer,
was of course the Geek Group (which is what this thread is supposed to
be about!). Funny how this happened...

Steve

On 11/10/06, Tesla list wrote:
>Original poster: ianhelixsp@xxxxxxx
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>I remember that about 2002, if remember it rebooted a couple of times
>then went up in flames
>
>Ian
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>
>Hello all,
> Does anyone remember a post WAY back in the day of a teslathon
>where *direct* strikes to a computer were tested? I seem to remember
>that the machine under test was fine (except for a few reboots) until
>the groung prong on the plug was cut..
>
>Thas had to have been *years* ago.. there was video of the test.. I
>just can't remember when or who..
>
>Coiling In Pittsburgh
>Ben McMillen
>
>Tesla list <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Original poster: "Barton B. Anderson"
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