Re: [TCML] Running a TC in snow

[Tesla <tesla@xxxxxxxxx>]

At 19:14 2008-12-15, you wrote:
> TCML,
>
> Bill Wysock installed a waterproof resonator (the SG10-MC, the 
> magnifier version of our SG10-TC, was in a climate controlled 
> doghouse) at the Haunted Laboratory in Akron OH. The owner reports 
> that the coil works in rain, sleet, freezing rain and snow.
>
> So the answer is yes and no.... There are parts that can get wet and 
> parts that can't.

Hey Jeff.

Isn't that kinda cheating a bit? I mean, regadless if the resonator 
worked or not you would
still get sparks to some degree. ;-)

Kidding aside, I don't think the combo snow/electricity is a very 
good one although it could
be interesting to explore what would actually happen. How about an 
el-cheapo coil just
for the heck of it?

Keep up the good work Bill, Jeff and all at kVA. BTW I have posted a 
question regarding
the Baldor rotary gap on video on You-Tube but you haven't answered 
it. Could you please??

Take care
/Matt


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