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Re: newbie in Australia

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Date: Wed, 28 Mar 2007 18:59:15 -0600
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Original poster: Slurp812 <slurp812@xxxxxxxxx>

First thing, check the site below. Its in your neck of the woods.
There are also MANY sites with tesla coil info. A Google search will
give you hours of reading. Also this list had TONS of tesla coil info,
theory, and construction ideas. Just sit back and read!!!


http://tesladownunder.com/


On 3/28/07, Tesla list <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Original poster: "Toni Smith" <tonimarie@xxxxxxxxxxxx>



Hi total newbie here. Have been interested in Tesla's work for over 15 years
but never been able to get my hands on much information. Also finding I need
more grounding in electrics to understand what is being talked about. Any
good sources anyone could recommend? At the moment I know enough to be able
to wire up a car and other similar basic projects. And self taught in fixing
computers (read working out what is wrong and replacing faulty parts).
Thanks in advance

Toni

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